WSJF represents a third approach to prioritization as an alternative to the ICE method of prioritization and the MoSCoW method of prioritization that we’ve covered in previous blog posts. What is WSJF Prioritization? WSJF stands for Weighted Shortest Job First. It is a tool used in the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), primarily by product teams […]
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A previous blog post titled Feeling Overwhelmed? How Agile Can Help briefly describes the MoSCoW method of prioritization. This post goes into more detail, explaining its origins, how best to use the MoSCoW method, and where it may not be as strong as other methods of prioritization. Origins of the MoSCoW Method of Prioritization Software
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Introduction Are you feeling overwhelmed as a marketer? Marketing is a fast-paced profession. The digital era has exponentially increased the number of channels, campaigns, and metrics that marketers must manage. When overwhelmed, even the most seasoned marketing veterans can find themselves struggling to keep up. But what if there was a way to streamline your
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Introduction User stories are very useful for marketers who want to ensure that their deliverables are customer-centric: they identify the audience, what the audience wants to get done, and why. You can read about user stories here, here, and here. How do you get started writing user stories? Most people start with the deliverable and
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Introduction Tasks are the lifeblood of any Agile marketing team. They’re the atomic units that make up the workflow of a project. The ability to break down a project into bite-sized, manageable tasks can often be the difference between success and failure. So, how do successful Agile marketing teams dissect a project or a deliverable
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Introduction Agile marketers who manage stakeholder relationships successfully are more likely to satisfy these internal customers and deliver better outcomes for the organization. Managing stakeholder relationships requires identifying the key stakeholders, being clear on who manages the relationships, understanding when to get them involved, and ensuring transparency, regular communication, and responsiveness. Let’s take a look
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Photo by Eva Bronzini Introduction Sometimes people tell me that Agile marketing is too tactical and incompatible with marketing strategy. The implication is that marketing strategy is more important and deserves more focus. In my opinion, Agile marketing is not incompatible with marketing strategy. Marketing strategy should inform Agile marketing, and Agile marketing should inform
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People often think that Agile marketing is new. In reality, it has been happening for years. Below are just a few of the publicly available stories of Agile marketing in action. To share your story of Agile marketing, please contact us. “Our plan for launching new products has been completely refined using the agile methodology.
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Introduction Traditional marketing begins with business objectives and develops marketing campaigns to deliver results. Outcome-based marketing starts with customer outcomes – defining what the customer is trying to achieve, designing customer experiences around those outcomes, and achieving business outcomes as a result of delighting customers. Traditional marketing tends to be short-term focused; Outcome-based marketing tends
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In 2016, Alistair Cockburn, one of the signers of the Agile Manifesto for Software Development, wrote a piece called “The Heart of Agile.” If you haven’t read this 4-page document, I encourage you to do so. Alistair felt that Agile had lost its way. Agile needed to get back to core principles, and he identified
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