Oobleck looks like water but when pressure is applied it hardens up and is able to hold up the weight of someone running across it. Find out how Oobleck serves as an excellent visual image of how to treat Agile practices.

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One of the most recognisable Agile practices is stand-up meetings or just “stand-ups”. Principal Consultant, Don Sharp, looks at ways to spice up the stand-up and make it more successful.

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Product Owners (PO) take the responsibility, on behalf of the business, for articulating and accepting requirements. Agile Coach, Mike Crawford, looks at how POs contribute to successful Agile development outcomes.

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There’s a lot of buzz in the Agile world about becoming more technical, automating everything, and learning the next miracle tool. While it’s important to establish a process, and tools can help with the software development lifecycle, the human contribution to project delivery is still the most important.

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In the drive to deliver quality software to the customer faster, moving to a more team-based collaborative approach in projects is becoming increasingly popular. Planit’s Kate Ellery looks at the challenges resulting from team members who display different communication or personality styles.

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