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Agile Testing

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2023-08-21

For testers, developers and scrum masters. This book will help you succeed with testing activities within Agile development. ... (click to read more)

Scrum Mastery

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2023-08-14

This book aims to define some of the traits that distinguish Scrum Masters, or Servant Leaders, that have taken the next step in their journey... (click to read more)

This book is a brilliant recipe for change management. The approach is that you need to address change from three angles. These being derived from a beautiful metaphor; the elephant, the driver and the path.

Turn the Ship Around!

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2022-11-26

The message is really clear: Control can be achieved without command, and even better so. This bottom-up approach to achieving excellent control on a nuclear submarine ...

The Lean Startup

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2022-11-18

Are you an entrepreneur targeting successful innovations? In a Startup or within a large company? ... (click to read more)

Implementing Beyond Budgeting

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2022-11-16

The essence of this great book is about how the very common tight coupling of company targets, forecast and resource allocation prohibits agility and speed... (click to read more)

Accelerate

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2022-11-15

Through large surveys and data collection from start-ups to large enterprises, using rigorous academic research methods, this book statistically proves... (click to read more)

The Catalyst

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2022-11-15

It´s well known that it can be hard to change people´s (and thus organisations) opinions, mindset and way of working. However, the understanding of why... (click to read more)

The Fearless Organization

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2022-11-14

Fear, in various forms, is probably the biggest obstacle for high performance in teams. Creating psychological safety, means removing fear... (click to read more)

The Principles of Product Development FLOW

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2022-11-11

With product development in medium to large organizations it will always be essential to work actively with flow optimization, within and cross teams... (click to read more)