Friend of the podcast, Luis Goncalves, returns to introduce his new book, ADAPT.
Are you mad at your current stage-gate hardware process? Then let Dorian Simpson and Gary Hinkle introduce you to something that will make you feel good with MAHD – or Modified Agile for Hardware Development Framework.
As a researcher, Loreal Jiles has interviewed large and small organizations to learn the challenges and changes affecting finance.
We are excited to share the Agile in Action with Bill Raymond podcast is one year old! We are celebrating this by updating our website and interviewing some exciting new guests.
Today, I speak with James Shore, author of The Art of Agile Development.
Business agility represents the continuous and purposeful change you make to deliver more value to your customers and gain a competitive edge.
In today’s podcast I speak with Matt Koball, co-founder of Dropcopter, about the role agile plays in his development of pollinating drone technology to address a shortage of bees.
Leadership may define business goals, but how does your product strategy align? Enter the role of a Product Manager.
In today’s Agile in Action podcast, I speak with Jose Levy, Director of Cloud Services at OnePlan.
In today’s podcast, I speak with author and coach Peter Koning about redefining leadership.
Agile presents a shift in how we approach team structures, plan work, and deliver customer value.
Taking flight with agile, a conversation with Yunpeng Li, Director of Cloud Services at AutoModality
In the 1990s, organizations spent billions on large-scale, monolithic software solutions, such as ERP and MRP systems.
When you think about agile teams, or more specifically, Scrum teams, you will often hear about a role called the Scrum Master.
Adopting agile can mean sweeping organizational change.
In today’s podcast, I speak with Luis Goncalves, who shares how too many organizations still use an industrial age, matrixed structure.
Learn how a successful global payments processor transformed their organization by letting teams form themselves.
In today’s podcast, I speak to Lisa Mabli, Senior Manager of Agile Program Management at Twilio.
In this podcast I speak with serial Medium author and agile practitioner, Maarten Dalmijn, to learn the proper way to plan agile sprints.
Agile teams need a way to prioritize their work and define customer needs.
Before you adopt agile, you need to know where to start and then continuously measure its success.
In today’s podcast, I speak with Buoyant CEO William Morgan.
In today’s podcast, I speak with Doctor Tracy Brower, Principal, Applied Research and Consulting at Steelcase.
In this podcast, I speak to a very important topic on the mindset of leaders adopting agile for their organization.
In this podcast, I speak with Douglass Squirrel and Jeffrey Fredrick to learn how you can transform your organization using the right conversations.
In this podcast, I speak with Doctor John Farlik and discuss the successful implementation of agile in part by gauging where stakeholders fall on the agile-waterfall continuum and working with them at their level.
In this podcast, I speak with Tyler Sellhorn, Director of Customer Experience at Hubstaff.
In this podcast, I speak with Loretta Harland and discuss practical ways to work effectively and efficiently with teams.
In this podcast, I speak with Shane Hastie, Director of Community Development at ICAgile.
Listen as Bill and Sarah Shewell discuss how, in the age of Zoom meetings and remote work, company culture and inclusion matters more then ever.
Learn how Darrell and Sarah help organizations transform their business to increase performance.
In this podcast, I speak with Bethann Zaveson, Director Portfolio Management, IT at AmTrust Financial.
Mary and Tom Poppendieck coined the term Lean Software Development and have some great stories to inspire you.
Bill Raymond and his colleague John have a short discussion on various agile frameworks and philosophies.
Adopting agile means organizing your teams for efficiency, or as authors Manuel Pais and Matthew Skelton put it, improving team flow.
In this inaugural podcast, my colleague John Cororcoran interviews me about the history of agile.