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'Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please.' or just distort them from the beginning.

What happens at the end of a Scrum sprint to label that sprint a success or not. Can you even 'fail' a sprint? If not how do you improve, but if so what does failure mean?

One of the cornerstones of Scrum is the daily stand-up (Scrum) where teams quickly communicate their plans, but in the era of instant messaging are they still useful?

What can Disney World Queues teach us about project management?

To bring customers and people on board with your project don't dismiss the power of storytelling

Waterfall is a predictive project management style, but is Agile an adaptive or iterative?

Is Lean a part of Agile, how are they different, and can teams do both?

What do I expect from my teams and what paradigms do we follow

Are tacos sandwiches and why it matters

Work from Home Tips & Tricks for software teams

How do you translate requirements from a subject matter expert team (like aerospace analysts) to a form that a software development team can understand (without years of subject matter knowledge)?

A different way to think of Agile in terms of the communication it needs to work

The idea that Agile only adds value is not what most people look to Agile for, but it is probably the most important thing.

What is Agile and How is different than Scrum?

Agile Evangelists should promote Agile without forcing it upon everything.