Launching Your Product

Startups usually operate on very tight budgets, especially in the early days. This goes both for money that is available and, sometimes even more importantly, for the work that your startup’s small team can handle.

In such a situation, investing in large, time-consuming ini...

Agile teams are not managed in the traditional sense of the word. They are self-organized teams that operate as a unit in order to add value to the product and the organization as a whole. They decide on the best way to get the work done and they take full responsibility for thei...

Agile provides you with an empirical way of identifying how to best add value to your product and constantly improve upon it.

 This includes determining what to build next and how to weigh the costs of doing it against the estimated benefits, as well as better estimates on ...

One of the main goals of Agile software development is to establish a sustainable way to deliver working software in short iterations.

• You should have a rough roadmap that will provide guidance for your startup’s growth. By truly thinking this through, you will avoid situations where y...

Agile accepts change. In fact, it welcomes it. In the startup world, this is a huge thing since it is an ecosystem that is constantly changing.

Thanks to the short iterations in which Agile project management handles projects and products, you will be able to react more quickly if the m...

Agile project management is a methodology that uses short development cycles called “sprints” to focus on continuous improvement in the development of a product or service.

This new way of managing projects that grew out of Agile software development has become the standard...