IAPM Essentials #05 - News from the project management world
What was eventful last week? What has happened in project management? Here you can find articles worth reading and links to videos or podcasts that we warmly recommend.
To put it briefly: Essentials from the world of project management.
Enjoy reading!
To put it briefly: Essentials from the world of project management.
Enjoy reading!
IAPM Essentials June 2, 2020
Agilität und Arbeitsrecht: arbeitsrechtliche Hintergründe für agile Unternehmen
In German language only: If companies want to cooperate using agile methods, there are different methods. From a service contract to a joint venture, there are many possibilities. Depending on which cooperation is chosen, there are a couple of things to consider.
Click here to read the full article.
Aus der agilen Methodenkiste: Backlog-Priorisierungsansätze
In German language only: Your backlog is getting increasingly long and you don't know where to start working it off? Then now is the time to prioritise the tasks. Besides the classical prioritisation method – the Eisenhower Matrix – Thomas Michl presents further approaches in this article.
Click here to read the full article.
Can a Development Team member work on more than one team at a time?
Two weeks ago Johannes Geske answered the question why a product can only belong to one Product Owner. In this article he discusses the question whether a development team member can work in several teams. Officially there are no rules for this, but he describes why it is not a good idea anyway.
Click here to read the full article.
Decision Poker – spielerisch reflektierte Entscheidungen treffen
In German language only: Some decisions have more serious consequences than others. And making those choices tends to be harder. Kurswechsel has developed the game "Decision Poker", which introduces this topic to self-organised teams. Kurswechsel provides the template for download free of charge.
Click here to read the full article.
Frischzellenkur Selbstorganisation? Ein häufiges Missverständnis und seine Konsequenzen
In German language only: In this article, Gitta Peyn answers the question of whether self-organised employees must first be enabled to carry out this self-organisation and which effects this change has on the respective company.
Click here to read the full article.
How OKR Helped Gmail Reach 1 Billion Users: an Interview with Itamar Gilad
You always wanted to know how Google implements Objectives and Key Results?
Melissa Suzuno interviewed Itamar Gilad, former Lead Product Manager and Head of Growth at Gmail, about OKR. This interview provides interesting insights into the processes.
Click here to read the full article.
Mit Liberating Structures als Product Owner Zombie Scrum entkommen
In German language only – Podcast: Oliver Winter talked this week to Johannes Schartau about Liberating Structure. Johannes Schartau is part of the Zombie Scrum Resistance and gives an insight into his experiences in an agile environment.
Click here to read the full article.
More Magic, Less Mystery
In their three-part series, S. Fisher Qua and Keith McCandless explain how Liberating Structures can be used to become more creatively adaptable. In the first part, they present Liberating Structures in general. Parts two and three are already published and linked in the text.
Click here to read the full article.
NoEstimates, Applied
Matt Philip answers hypothetical questions of a technical development. Mainly it is about estimating or no-estimating and the risks involved.
Click here to read the full article.
Product Discovery
Tim Herbig published a Product Discovery Guide. Product Discovery is designed to help agile teams reduce uncertainty by developing the right product. Thus the team gets a positive view on the future of the product. You can download the guide free of charge.
Click here to read the full article.
Teambuilding im Requirements Engineering
In German language only: In her article, Dr. Andrea Herrmann describes team building in requirements engineering. It is important that only one person is responsible for requirements engineering in order to set and keep the direction.
Click here to read the full article.
The Five Types of People to Surround Yourself with for Success
Probably everyone wants to be successful in his or her life - whether in private or professional situations. In his article, Tim McMahon describes five personality types that should surround you in order to be successful.
Click here to read the full article.
Why Technology Should Take a Backseat for Data Projects to Succeed
According to a study, 85% of all Big Data projects fail. Andrew Stevenson argues that this is due to the focus on technology and the fact that the actual business objective is thereby lost sight of. In order to focus on the real issue – the project objective – he suggests that visibility, security and safety should not be neglected.
Click here to read the full article.
Zertifikate oder Vernetzung – was ist wichtiger in Projekten?
In German language only: Olaf Hinz dealt with the question of whether certification or networking is more important for good project work. Above all, the so-called project market plays a central role for him in terms of internal networking.
Click here to read the full article.
In German language only: If companies want to cooperate using agile methods, there are different methods. From a service contract to a joint venture, there are many possibilities. Depending on which cooperation is chosen, there are a couple of things to consider.
Click here to read the full article.
Aus der agilen Methodenkiste: Backlog-Priorisierungsansätze
In German language only: Your backlog is getting increasingly long and you don't know where to start working it off? Then now is the time to prioritise the tasks. Besides the classical prioritisation method – the Eisenhower Matrix – Thomas Michl presents further approaches in this article.
Click here to read the full article.
Can a Development Team member work on more than one team at a time?
Two weeks ago Johannes Geske answered the question why a product can only belong to one Product Owner. In this article he discusses the question whether a development team member can work in several teams. Officially there are no rules for this, but he describes why it is not a good idea anyway.
Click here to read the full article.
Decision Poker – spielerisch reflektierte Entscheidungen treffen
In German language only: Some decisions have more serious consequences than others. And making those choices tends to be harder. Kurswechsel has developed the game "Decision Poker", which introduces this topic to self-organised teams. Kurswechsel provides the template for download free of charge.
Click here to read the full article.
Frischzellenkur Selbstorganisation? Ein häufiges Missverständnis und seine Konsequenzen
In German language only: In this article, Gitta Peyn answers the question of whether self-organised employees must first be enabled to carry out this self-organisation and which effects this change has on the respective company.
Click here to read the full article.
How OKR Helped Gmail Reach 1 Billion Users: an Interview with Itamar Gilad
You always wanted to know how Google implements Objectives and Key Results?
Melissa Suzuno interviewed Itamar Gilad, former Lead Product Manager and Head of Growth at Gmail, about OKR. This interview provides interesting insights into the processes.
Click here to read the full article.
Mit Liberating Structures als Product Owner Zombie Scrum entkommen
In German language only – Podcast: Oliver Winter talked this week to Johannes Schartau about Liberating Structure. Johannes Schartau is part of the Zombie Scrum Resistance and gives an insight into his experiences in an agile environment.
Click here to read the full article.
More Magic, Less Mystery
In their three-part series, S. Fisher Qua and Keith McCandless explain how Liberating Structures can be used to become more creatively adaptable. In the first part, they present Liberating Structures in general. Parts two and three are already published and linked in the text.
Click here to read the full article.
NoEstimates, Applied
Matt Philip answers hypothetical questions of a technical development. Mainly it is about estimating or no-estimating and the risks involved.
Click here to read the full article.
Product Discovery
Tim Herbig published a Product Discovery Guide. Product Discovery is designed to help agile teams reduce uncertainty by developing the right product. Thus the team gets a positive view on the future of the product. You can download the guide free of charge.
Click here to read the full article.
Teambuilding im Requirements Engineering
In German language only: In her article, Dr. Andrea Herrmann describes team building in requirements engineering. It is important that only one person is responsible for requirements engineering in order to set and keep the direction.
Click here to read the full article.
The Five Types of People to Surround Yourself with for Success
Probably everyone wants to be successful in his or her life - whether in private or professional situations. In his article, Tim McMahon describes five personality types that should surround you in order to be successful.
Click here to read the full article.
Why Technology Should Take a Backseat for Data Projects to Succeed
According to a study, 85% of all Big Data projects fail. Andrew Stevenson argues that this is due to the focus on technology and the fact that the actual business objective is thereby lost sight of. In order to focus on the real issue – the project objective – he suggests that visibility, security and safety should not be neglected.
Click here to read the full article.
Zertifikate oder Vernetzung – was ist wichtiger in Projekten?
In German language only: Olaf Hinz dealt with the question of whether certification or networking is more important for good project work. Above all, the so-called project market plays a central role for him in terms of internal networking.
Click here to read the full article.
Author: IAPM intern
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