We help organizations learn, adopt, and perfect Agile and Product practices
Agile & Product Management training
Interested in training to spark product innovation, Agile, Scrum, and SAFe? Check out our scheduled training classes, or contact us for a quote on a private class.
Consulting and custom workshops
We help your teams accelerate productivity and build better products with hands-on coaching and consulting. Contact us to discuss what is best for your needs.
What we do
We help you master Product Management, Agile, Scrum, and SAFe practices so that your teams deliver great products that customers love.
How we do it
Training, consulting, and hands-on coaching to drive product innovation and transform your organization.
Our passion
We partner with our clients to understand their needs for innovation and for becoming more agile. We help you become more productive, adapt to change, and empower your people for growth.
Our customers
We have worked with organizations of all sizes to drive Product innovation and Agile transformation, including
The Product Manager’s reading list
We have compiled a list of books and articles on Agile, Product, Design Thinking, and Innovation. These books and articles offer perspectives, frameworks, and real stories for the successful application of product management practices to the ideation and development of new products. If you are a Product Owner, a Product Manager, or a Product Leader, these books and articles are
The Scrum Master’s reading list
Books Scrum is the most widely adopted Agile framework in the world. It is easy to understand and yet, difficult to master. This is a short list of great books on Agile, Scrum, and practices to become an effective Scrum Master. “Sprint Your Way to Scrum“, by B. Yelsangi, V. Zanini Having trained thousands of professionals across the world and
Stop planning, start validating
Last week, a Product Owner reached out and asked for help with executing a new project. He and his team had been working at this new product idea for months and had created a list of requirements. Everything was documented, from basic functionalities, to all the possible features they wanted to include in the final product. What this team was
Practice using WSJF with a fun exercise
WSJF (short for Weighted Shortest Job First) is a useful prioritization technique, but it may feel a bit overwhelming at first. To get familiar with it in a fun setting, you can do the “Vacation activities” exercise. This works well either alone or together with your team. Exercise: prioritize “Vacation activities” with WSJF Imagine being on vacation on a Caribbean
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