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Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF)
One of the roles of the product owner is to supply the product backlog with the functionalities or features that the technical team will have to develop. The other, undoubtedly [...]
Scrum Master Job Description
Scrum is without a doubt one of the most used Agile project management methodologies in the field of IT development. The Scrum master guarantees the implementation and application of the [...]
Agile velocity: definition, calculation, and proper use
Often associated with the Scrum methodology, Agile velocity may be a valuable tool when it comes to tracking the work done by a development team during a sprint and helping [...]
Coding Dojo
The first "coding dojo" was born from the observation that most developers only had their work, their professional achievements, to improve their knowledge and development techniques. The idea was then [...]
An update shaped by simplicity and an improved user experience
At Nutcache, we have always aimed to provide you with the best possible user experience. With this new release, we are taking another step towards this goal as we are [...]
Scrumban: all about the Scrum-Kanban method
You know Scrum, the very widely used agile project management method. You know Kanban, the method of production management with pull-flow. Here is Scrumban now, which will combine the flexibility [...]
The speed boat Agile – An Effective Agile Retrospective Tool
When a project is managed using an Agile method, such as Scrum for example, the end of a development iteration is systematically concluded by a retrospective meeting. For the team [...]
Lifecycle of a software & Application Lifecycle Management within an Agile project
A software or an application is not only limited to one or many programs used by clients. A software is born, lives and dies; that’s why we refer to the [...]
Agile functional specifications
Those who don’t know well Agile management methods can feel that the team is working without any specifications. Goals vary from one sprint to another; we don’t know exactly what’s [...]
8 tools to present an Agile Scrum retrospective
The retrospective, which is an essential phase of Agile’s continuous enhancement process, requires all participants to get involve and everybody to be able to talk freely without feeling judged or [...]
8 new features to optimize your project management
Despite the warm summer days and the vacation atmosphere, we don't twiddle our thumbs here at Nutcache as we keep developing and adding new features to help you better [...]
6 new features designed to improve user experience
Once again, Nutcache's latest update demonstrates how user experience is part of our top priorities. Here are the new features that will make Nutcache even easier to use and your [...]
Nutcache complies with the GDPR
Nutcache is committed to protecting and safe guarding your personal data, which is why we have taken all the required measures to protect the fundamental right to privacy and the [...]
Velocity, a key indicator for better planning
How do you estimate the amount of work your team can realize within a sprint? Velocity is one of the most popular measures used by Scrum teams to add up [...]
How to use the Cumulative Flow Diagram to visualize your project workflow
Do you know how long it takes for a task to go through every stage of your workflow? One of the tools you can use to track the project progress [...]
New sprint KPIs, velocity chart, Scrum roles and much more!
Nutcache's latest update makes available many improvements and new features that will simplify the way you manage your Kanban and Scrum projects. Here's a quick list of some of the [...]
7 Methods to Keep Sprint Meetings on Point
Almost every business around the globe relies on Sprint meetings in order to set a direction for the company, disseminate information, delegate tasks, and review the team’s performance. However, most [...]
How to manage and tag your stories with labels
Labels are visual indicators that can be associated with stories from both Agile boards and Scrum sprints. Use labels to organize and improve your board/sprint workflow and keep track of [...]
A Nerd’s Guide on Sprint Backlog and Product Backlog
Learning about Agile systems can almost be like learning a new language. There are so many terms, ideologies, and frameworks to remember that it’s easy to get things confused or [...]
Introducing GitHub integration, Google sign in, and significant changes to tax management
Today, Nutcache makes available its latest update that brings changes to the way taxes are managed in the application but also introduces GitHub integration and Google sign in to help [...]
6 Must Have Skills to Become a Notable Scrum Master
According to the Scrum Alliance, a Scrum Master is “a facilitator for the team and the product owner. Rather than manage the team, the Scrum Master works to assist both.” [...]
5 Ways to Improve Teamwork with Scrum Methods
It’s a fact that we are able to accomplish more by working together than as individuals. In a large study conducted by Salesforce regarding workplace challenges, 86% of leaders agreed [...]
How Scrum Masters Can Keep Their Teams Focused on Goals
As a Scrum Master, your role is vital to the success of the team, but it certainly comes with a number of requirements. Your list of duties includes implementing the [...]
5 Secret Tactics That Will Boost the Outcome of Your Sprint Planning Meeting
Sprint planning is absolutely vital to the success of a Scrum team. You wouldn’t expect a sports team to perform well if they never met for practice, so in the [...]
Confusing Scrum with Agile? Here’s What You Need to Know
There is a lot of misconception when it comes to Agile and Scrum. Many teams and businesses describe their actions as Scrum or Agile simply because they are buzz-worthy terms [...]