What I Believe the Future Holds for Agile Project Management in the Age of AI. Over the past few years, AI has started to influence almost everything…
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The below detailed table highlights the fundamental differences between Agile and Traditional project management methods…
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Yokoten (横転) is a Japanese concept that translates to “lateral deployment” or “horizontal sharing.”…
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The Japanese concept of Muda (無駄) means waste or activities that consume resources without adding value…
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In Japanese culture, Hansei is a practice of honest self-criticism and reflection. It’s more than just acknowledging mistakes…
“Genchi Genbutsu” (現地現物) is a core concept from Japanese management philosophy, particularly rooted in the Toyota Production System (TPS)…
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I have taken a significant step towards a broader understanding of the Scaled Agile framework by obtaining the SAFe® 6 Scrum Master (SAFe® SSM) certification…
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Switching on your camera during virtual or online business meetings can be a source of frustration for many individuals…
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ShuHaRi is a concept that originated in Japanese martial arts 🥋 , specifically Aikido 🥋, and has been applied to various fields, including Agile Scrum. ShuHaRi is a three-step approach to learning and mastery…
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