As a BI Practitioner
I want to understand what AgileBI Disciplines are
So that I know what Disciplines to follow (and what Disciplines not to)

There are a number of Agile focussed disciplines that you should implement when deliverying Data, Analytics or Visualisations in an AgileBI way.

There are also a raft of waterfall focussed disciplines, that have minimal value in an AgileBI approach and so should be avoided if possible.

The articles below provide more details on both.

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Adding members to the Agile Team makes you slower

Adding members to the Agile Team makes you slower

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Standups should be open not closed

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Remote Scrum Masters

Remote Scrum Masters

As a Stakeholder or Product Owner
I want some examples of things that can fail in AgileBI
So that I know what to watch out for

No Meetings

No Meetings

As a BI Manager or Scrum Master
I want to understand how to deal with ‘meetings’ in an AgileBI project
So that I can change the team’s negative view on collaboration

Making Retrospectives Fun

Making Retrospectives Fun

As a scrum master
I want I want to understand how to make retrospectives fun
So that I can keep the sprint team engaged

It’s Agile not Adhoc

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Agile Discipline – Planning

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