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Adding members to the Agile Team makes you slower

Adding members to the Agile Team makes you slower

by AgileBI.Guru | 3.3 - AgileBI Disciplines, AgileBI Articles, Concepts, Done Done

The Issue: As a Stakeholder or Product Owner I want to understand if constantly adding Agile Team members is a good idea so that I can have a valid conversation with my Product Owner and Scrum Master. My Answer: Adding members makes you slower. Initially, at least....

Three Agile Testing Methods – TDD, ATDD and BDD

by Shane Gibson | 3.4 - AgileBI Process, Backlogged, Concepts

Three Agile Testing Methods – TDD, ATDD and BDD As a Product Owner or Developer I want I want to understand the different Agile testing methods So that I can decide which to use In the word of Agile, there are currently three methods that can be used to improve...

Minimum Viable Product

by Shane Gibson | 3 - AgileBI Overview, Backlogged, Concepts

Minimum Viable Product As a Product Owner or Developer I want I want to understand how a Minimum Viable Product relates to AgileBI So that I can deliver faster and safer One of the ways to deliver quickly is to focus on what is often termed in Agile as a “Minimum...

Test Concerns

by Shane Gibson | 3.4 - AgileBI Process, AgileBI Articles, Backlogged, Concepts

When talking about testing in a data project we have to first identify that the testing we need to do is similar but different to the testing we do in application development project. One of the useful way to identify these differences is to understand a number of the...

Business Rule Templates

by Shane Gibson | 3.4 - AgileBI Process, 6.1.4 - Business Rule Patterns, AgileBI Articles, Backlogged, Concepts

When do BI projects that require new data we know anecdotally that once we have acquired the required data from the System of Records the majority of our time and risk is applying code that transforms and/or augments data. In my terminology I call this “doing...
The Agile Team member should know what they are working on and why

The Agile Team member should know what they are working on and why

by Shane Gibson | 3.3 - AgileBI Disciplines, AgileBI Articles, Concepts, Done

The Agile Team member should know what they are working on and why As a AgileBI Coach I want I want to understand how to determine if the AgileBI Team are in a healthy state So that I can keep the sprint team engaged Feel the Buzz One of the things I love about...
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