PMXPO 2016: Creating and Nurturing your Collaborative Agile Team
Do you have cross-functional teams who can get to "done" for features? Too many organizations still organize by function or component. That makes it difficult for agile projects to succeed or an agile transition to stick. As an agile project manager, you can use the collaboration assumed by agile to help teams succeed. Teams don't just become self-organized, cross-functional, happy teams. They have to work to get that way. In this talk, Johanna will help you understand some of the challenges tea
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