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Agility

Psychological Safety: The Missing Link in AI-Driven Agile

It was Sprint Planning, and the team’s AI-powered estimation tool had just suggested that a feature would take “3 story points” to complete. One of the senior developers noticed a...

Agility

Why AI in Agile Is a Paradigm Shift, Not Just an Automation Boost

It started as a small experiment. A Scrum team decided to trial an AI work-item recommender to speed up backlog refinement. Within a few sprints, something subtle but significant began...

Product

Product Usage Signals 101: Release, Measure, Decide

You instrumented five usage signals on Monday, translated them into hypotheses on Tuesday, sliced a thin story with telemetry on Wednesday, and ranked the work with evidence on Thursday. Today...

Product

Product Usage Signals 101: Backlog Ranking with Confidence-Boosted WSJF

You now have a handful of thin, telemetry-ready stories born from real usage signals. The next question is “Which ones cut the coming Sprint?” Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF) started...

Product

Product Usage Signals 101: From Insight to Story Slice

Yesterday, we mapped usage signals to clear hypotheses and product goals. Today, we try to put that insight into the Sprint backlog without over-engineering. The aim is a thin...

Product

Product Usage Signals 101: Five Essential Metrics

I find that many teams don’t have a solid understanding of the tools that assist with product management. The challenging part for me is that there are many great tools...

Product

Data-Driven Product Backlogs, Metrics as Your Guide

Product management has taken many forms since Procter & Gamble introduced the term in the early 1930s. Yet, the core purpose remains the same: one accountable steward guides a product...

Career

Is the Scrum Master Role Dying?

- 2025 Data Shows It’s Evolving (and Earning More Than Ever)Did You Know? Despite all the buzz about AI taking over jobs, Agile and Scrum are not only surviving; they’re...