Agile Project Management

Agile Business Leadership, Book 2

De: Michael Nir

Narrado por: Barbara H. Scott

Updated and Advanced Edition

• Launching Agile and SCRUM - the product owner as a change agent
• Trust as a key differentiator in project and portfolio success
• Unique never-before-introduced scheme - Agile is not alone - basics of JIT, Lean Pull, Local optimization Lean and Agile chronicles - receiving buy in from stakeholders

Everyone wants to use Agile while maintaining the Waterfall structure and reap the benefits of both. In Agile Scrum: The Agile Product Owner you will find:

• Pioneering views on marrying Waterfall and Agile. Each implementation has personalized company specific aspects, the emerging solution is always proven to be somewhat different - learn the skills of empowering your product owner and the entire environment.
• Terrific - Stop letting others tell you what to do! You know best and with the breakthrough concepts in this guide it will be easy for you to reap the benefits of both worlds and make the stakeholders happy!

Agile Scrum: The Agile Product Owner, Exciting Fundamentals - quick to implement.

• Presented in an easy to follow case study! Meet Patrick and Naresh, Suzanne and others as they struggle and ultimately succeed and rewarded
• Discussed from a multi - perspective view - unique voices from various points of view.
• Integrated to allow you simple roll out across a portfolio! Concepts that allow an improved solution

©2013 Michael Nir (P)2014 Sapir Consulting

Agility for the product owner - ideas worth a shot

Where does Agile Project Management rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It is a well done business book and project management for Agile in the organization - will make a difference

started out ambitiously. faded and failed at end

this happen to be the second Michael Nir audible book I listened to today without realizing it. this book started out ambitiously - aiming to talk about agile, key competencies focused on the product lead , visiting several interesting topics like influencing, change mgmt, etc, and also how agile can and does at times work with traditional command and control organizations via a hybrid approach, which resonated with me as I had such experienced. however the last several chapters became a recital just rattling off difference SDLC methodologies, without any depth on them, which could have easily been left as an appendix as it didn't tie on to the book well. overall, 3.5 stars for strong substance in the first half, and weak content in the second half. narrator is female and did a good job, with plenty of enthusiasm in her voice that kept me engaged until the rattling SDLC chapter.

Great concise book.

The information in this valuable book is clearly presented in a brief but comprehensive manner. Highly recommended.

Great to understand roles and responsibilities

Very simple, to the point and without too many elaborate stories. One thing missing is the information on how to write good epics, stories or PRDs.

Seeking Management Opportunities

I enjoy Agile coaching. While I may use several styles to accomplish tasks, Agile is by by far my favorite method for efficiency!

Lots of acronyms

I found that this book spent too much time giving a history of Agile principles and comparing note to other systems.