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What a Great Time to Invest in an Agile Certification! Overview of Your Options: September, 2020
If, like me, you find that you’re staying at home more recently, you might be looking for useful ways to invest your time. If you’re interested in Agile software development, I highly recommend...
From Distributed to Virtual PI Planning: How We Successfully Adapted Our Approach
Long before most of us shifted, almost overnight, to a full-time, work-from-home model, our Gorillas have been successfully running distributed PI Planning with our clients (you can read about our...
Agile Development and How Your Failed Attempt Might Have Been Avoidable Part I
In our years of doing Agile software development, we’ve met people who have had unsuccessful experiences with Agile. We have found several common stumbling blocks that can lead to these results.
Agile Development and How Your Failed Attempt Might Have Been Avoidable Part II
Here’s what we’ve learned over the years that help set the stage for success, and help your team achieve the optimal results only possible with Agile software development.
How to Integrate DevOps and Agile: 5 Pragmatic Tips for Success
DevOps and Agile software development work together to harmonize the software development lifecycle, enabling teams to rapidly build and deliver software that adds value to a business. Based on...
Understanding Agile Story Point Estimation, and Why It’s Worth the Effort
For almost any Agile organization, teams use story points almost every day. People make business forecasting and even financial decisions based on what these story points tell management about the...
Marketing Agility: How it Works and What it Means for the Rest of the Organization
As an Agile software development company, our Sales and Marketing departments are constantly discussing the benefits of Agile development and articulating how those translate to better business...
Team Structure and the Impact it Has on Delivery
Team structure and team measurement can dramatically influence how much value teams provide during a Sprint or product increment (PI). It can also influence how smoothly the software development...
Can Organizations Scale Agility? Or Is That An Oxymoron?
Take a deep dive into frameworks and best practices for scaling your Agile efforts with a Gorilla Logic Agile expert.
Agile Outsourcing Success Part 1: Fact or Fiction?
As more companies embrace digital transformation, we are frequently asked the same question – “Is using Agile outsourcing to develop an incredible piece of software a pipe dream – or can it really...
How a Scrum Master and Product Owner Deliver Value in Agile Software Development
A question that we often hear from clients who are new to Agile software development is, “Why do you recommend that our Agile development team include a Scrum Master and Product Owner? Aren’t they...
4:30Gorilla Logic: Nearshore Agile Teams
Nearshore is no longer optional. Gorilla Logic's Nearshore Agile Teams work in your time zone to build the most complex software development applications.
Remote PI Planning, One Year Later: Lessons Learned & Improvements Made
Just about a year ago, my colleagues and I wrote a blog post about our experiences using the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and Remote Program Increment (PI) Planning for a new Gorilla Logic...
How to Lead Multiple Agile Teams Without Sacrificing Sanity
I have been leading Agile teams for some time now and working at Gorilla Logic for almost a year. One of the most impressive things I have seen thus far is the capacity this company has to lead...
SAFe® Summit 2019: Transition to SAFe 5.0
As a self-proclaimed Agile nerd, I love the SAFe® Summit, and this year certainly did not disappoint. The energy of partners and attendees coupled with the opportunity to share experiences, best...
Building Agile Teams and Handling the First Iterations
In software development, we often find ourselves struggling with estimations and ever-changing scenarios. This causes delays in delivery or an increase in the overall cost. Fortunately, there are...