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Let’s take a look at how a Definition of Done helps project managers and Agile teams stay flexible, productive, and focused on the user experience and how you can establish a DoD.

A complete guide to understand concept mapping, how they're often used, and steps to make a concept map of your own.

A complete guide to understanding wireframes, how and when they're used, and steps on how to make a wireframe of your own.

In this blog post, we will summarize our webinar with Marsha Acker, CEO of Team Catapult, on the benefits of effective facilitation and ways that facilitators can improve their skills.  

Diving into the world of virtual learning can be tough, but that’s where this post comes in. Keep reading for a crash course in using an online whiteboard tool in and outside of the physical classroom.

In this post we’ll cover the basic information you need to perform your own situation analysis.  

In this post, you’ll learn what a project scope document is and how to write an effective one.  

Here are some examples of team effectiveness models—as well as pros and cons for each—so you can select the right one for your team.  

Learn about the Lyssa Adkins high performance tree and how it can help Agile teams reflect on, and learn from, previous work.

Here’s why you should add images to your virtual whiteboard and the scoop on some Lucidspark features to help you do just that.

Learn what a vision statement is, what makes a good vision statement, and actionable tips for writing a vision statement that drives people and results.

In this post, we’ll explain the key components of an adaptive strategy, its relation to Agile methodology, and how adaptive strategies can help prepare businesses to keep up with technological advancements.