Lean agile reduces waste, lowers costs, and improves the quality of work. You can get started with this methodology by following the five lean principles.

With affinity mapping, teams agree on solutions created from large amounts of data. This step-by-step process should get you started with this technique.

No matter what feature it’s for, an agile release plan should involve the whole team. Here’s how to create a release plan with smooth and collaborative sprints.

Planning poker drives team collaboration, whether team members are local or remote. Plus, it’s a fun, simple way to accurately plan your sprints.

An agile retrospective's success is often in its planning. Following a regular format yet brainstorming new solutions at each meeting can help improve each sprint.

Easy Agile Podcast. Ep 10 Kate Brodie, Director of Digital AI and CCAI Program at Optus.

Easy Agile Podcast. Ep 9 Kit Friend, Agile Coach & Atlassian Partnership Lead EMEA, Accenture.

The customer journey map (CJM) involves epic storytelling and comprehensive planning to capture the design process and deliver a unique customer experience.

While software development doesn’t favor use cases vs. user stories, use cases offer many advantages, including more context, a planning skeleton, and more.

Lean portfolio management (LPM) connects strategy to execution so agile development aligns with business strategy, all the while focusing on value delivery.

Agile meetings get everyone on the same page for an agile sprint or Scrum. To make them effective, keep empowering all voices and incorporating feedback.

The first thing to know in agile 101? Agile is not just a methodology — it’s a mindset that prioritizes efficiency, adaptation, flexibility, and collaboration.