A couple of weeks ago, our partner Adaptavist released their State of the Atlassian Ecosystem Report which surveyed approximately 1,000 users of Atlassian tools and services. After reading the 50+ page document, I decided that the reports' insights were extremely valuable and worth sharing.

While agile methodology is great for small teams and start-ups, SAFe agile helps you apply these ideas in a large organization. Here’s how it works.

Lean principles focus on reducing waste and delivering value to the user. To do this, you’ll need to use value stream mapping and improve your workflows.

These seven product management software tools can improve team communication and collaboration. They’ll make your workflows more efficient.

Agile sprint planning sets up the success of each sprint. A great sprint planning session involves prioritizing backlog items and identifying your team capacity.

Between these four Jira workflow examples (standard, new, customized, and opportunity backlog), there’s an option that fits your team’s process.

Sure, a Scrum Master is important. But what is a scrum master? They guide the Scrum team, help them align with agile methodologies, and help implement change.

PI planning is a key gathering for team preparation. Keep these sessions fun. But make sure to prioritize them and plan them well in advance.

During a Scrum workflow, the team moves smoothly through stages of product development and constantly evaluates what changes need to be made.

Strategy roadmaps show how a strategic vision can be executed. It includes specific tasks, time estimates, and resource evaluations.

Releasing a new product can be messy. Having the right product launch planning strategies in place can help keep this process organized.

Sprint retrospective templates can help guide your team through each part of the meeting. That way, you’ll be sure to discuss each sprint thoroughly.