Being part of a forMIDable team is our A and O
MID is passionate about making new colleagues feel welcome and find their feet quickly; that’s why they have a mentoring program. What’s special about it? Your mentor isn’t just there to answer work-related questions – they’re also there to help…
Agile Product Planning – from Backlog to Forecast | 2/2
In our first blog post Agile Product Planning – Insight into a Project | 1/2, you already saw how we defined goals and built the backlog for agile product development. Now we’re picking up right where we left off and…
Agile Product Planning – Insight into a Project | 1/2
The way we develop software has evolved dramatically over the years. Extensive business concepts are a thing of the past. Detailed project plans mapping out every single step from A to Z are no longer desired. Today, it’s all about…
Boosting Efficiency in Your Scrum Process with PopcornFlow (2/2)
Are you working with Scrum and feel like recurring problems remain unsolved, even with retrospectives and Kanban boards? That’s exactly the conclusion I reached in my first blog post. As a solution for myself and MID, I discovered the “PopcornFlow”…
Scrum Retro Pushed to the Limit: Finding Effective Improvements | 1/2
Do you work with Scrum and feel like your team, despite regular retrospectives, isn’t tapping into the full potential of continuous improvement? In this two-part blog series, I’ll show you where traditional Scrum retrospectives fall short, why so many problems…
6 Criteria for Choosing Your Suitable Product Owner
A product owner is not always merely a product owner. Sure, the Scrum Guide, job descriptions and most professional literature describe the role of a product owner in almost always the same way: They should “maximize product value,” “define and…
What is DMN (Decision Model and Notation)? Briefly explained!
Imagine you really want to go on vacation. You dream of the sound of the sea, the scents of oriental markets, or expeditions through the jungle. You desperately need a break, but unfortunately you have only limited vacation days and…
What is the Business Model Canvas (BMC)?
The Business Model Canvas, abbreviated BMC, is a central tool for visualizing and analyzing business models. The method was developed in 2004 by Alexander Osterwalder and his team, with the goal of designing business models in an innovative and, above…
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