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The terms “user story” and “use case” are often used during the daily business. But what do these terms actually mean? Do both mean the same? If not, what are the differences? Which term should we use? During the daily … Weiterlesen →

There exist a lot of different concepts for agile software development. Scum is one of the most known concepts, which is also very popular and established in a lot of companies. Another concept, often used in software support teams, is … Weiterlesen →

Maybe you all know the following issue from your own software project: Someone of your project team gets sick, leaving the team or cannot work for the team l for other reasons. And suddenly you get big problems because no … Weiterlesen →

In theory scrum teams should act autonomously and self-determined. An external control by the product owner is not necessary. Of course, he defines what to do, but he does not control how the development team implements the requested features. In … Weiterlesen →

If you ask your colleagues about multitasking you may often hear that they will work on several tasks in parallel. They will also say that’s no problem because they are good in multitasking. But in fact people are not made … Weiterlesen →

You all know the phrase: “Adversity is the school of wisdom”. That means we have to do errors to learn and getting better. But in daily business I often see a really bad error culture which does not accept any … Weiterlesen →