While agile is about iterative development, DevOps ensures smooth deployment and reliable software updates.

Gherkin, combined with behavior-driven development, are powerful. They provide guidance and clarity while reducing confusion.

Minimums allow for lower costs, increased agility, and the ability to collect feedback before too much investment has been made.

WAgile integrates the structured, sequential phases of waterfall with the iterative, flexible practices of agile.

While you probably hear a lot about MVPs, two MVP concepts — a concierge and the Wizard of Oz — rarely receive much attention.

Design for Six Sigma is a product design methodology built off of Six Sigma with a focus on quality and reliability.

Customer validation is the step in a customer development process where you validate your solutions against customer needs and expectations.

You can implement prioritization methods within your product roadmaps to help streamline and simplify the process.

Scrum meetings help foster collaboration while setting shared expectations and delivery goals for the development teams.

A team working agreement mitigates frustration and helps prevent friction by clearly defining where one role’s obligations end and others begin.

The INVEST principle is a practice/framework to follow when creating user stories. INVEST stands for independent, negotiable, valuable, estimatable, small, and testable.

FDD is an agile framework for software development that emphasizes incremental and iterative progress on product features development.