All About Agile – Kelly Waters- 101 Ways supports Abcam to Accelerate Life Science Research July 1, 2021101 Ways helps Abcam digitally transform to better empower life science researchers at a time when it is needed most Technology consultancy 101 Ways today announces that it is working with Abcam a global innovator in life science reagents and tools, to expand its digital services to the life science community. Aiming at developing and […]Mike Dixon
- Six Actionable Nuggets of Advice for Becoming a First-time Technology NED May 17, 2021If the pandemic has taught companies anything it’s that tech is not something that you put off and think about ‘later’. The last year has seen organisations go through huge digital transformations, whether planned or otherwise. And for those that aren’t technology-based companies, getting the right board-level advice can not only be hard to find, […]Mike Dixon
- Culture, Skills, and Capabilities // How to become a more data-driven organisation December 9, 2020In our whitepaper “How to become a more data-driven organisation”, we wrote about the five steps that an organisation would need to take, which are: Outcomes: Defining goals and metrics to ensure clear and measurable outcomes Analytics: Implementing and sharing the analytics to improve data-driven decision making Innovation: Testing assumptions through hypothesis testing and learning […]Emma Hopkinson-Spark
- 101 Ways supports Abcam to Accelerate Life Science Research July 1, 2021
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- Update: Quick Filters in Reports; Notification Rules for ExD Entities; Creator instead of Owner July 9, 2021Extendable Domain(ExD) Entities Are Available in Notification Rule Settings Now you can add a new notification rule for any ExD entity with the following supported actions: State changed to User assigned Added Comment added Attachment added Once appropriate Notification The post Update: Quick Filters in Reports; Notification Rules for ExD Entities; Creator instead of Owner appeared […]streltsov
- Minor improvements and bugfixes June 11, 2021Minor Improvements On the Settings -> Mashups page, the list of Mashups isn’t rendered in a separate area with a scrollbar and a fixed height any more; it is now more conveniently integrated and scrolled with the rest of the page. Jira Integration: Redesigned Projects Routings. The post Minor improvements and bugfixes appeared first on Targetprocess - Enterprise Agility Solution. Release: v.2106Natallia Mekh
- Say goodbye to Targetprocess mobile apps May 17, 2021We launched Targetprocess mobile applications back in 2013. We've stopped active development for the last three years, as we decided to focus on our web product. Hence, all the new great features were not available to mobile app The post Say goodbye to Targetprocess mobile apps appeared first on Targetprocess - Enterprise Agility Solution.Alena Kuptsevich
- Configurable Dropdown in Detailed views and List views May 14, 2021Configurable Dropdown in Detailed views and List views The Administrator now has the option to create UI elements of the “Dropdown” type with custom behavior and add them to an entity detailed and list views. The customization consists of The post Configurable Dropdown in Detailed views and List views appeared first on Targetprocess - Enterprise Agility […]Anna Veres
- Update: Flexible dashboard layout – Export of ExD entities to CSV file April 9, 2021Flexible dashboard layout The dashboard layout is not limited by columns anymore. You can create a dashboard with your own layout, as it can now have a different combination of columns and rows: To change a position of The post Update: Flexible dashboard layout – Export of ExD entities to CSV file appeared first on […]streltsov
- Update: Assigned user roles in Quick Add form – Rename existing quick filters – Multiple selection in filters March 10, 2021Assigned user roles in Quick Add form In some cases, it may be important to identify an assigned user when creating an entity. For example, adding a Vacation doesn't make sense if you can't link it to the relevant The post Update: Assigned user roles in Quick Add form – Rename existing quick filters – Multiple […]Stanislav Muraviev
- Questions and Answers about Lean Portfolio Management Guardrails February 23, 2021During our recent webinar In Practice: Lean Portfolio Management Guardrails, we received lots of questions related to adopting Lean Portfolio Management. If you couldn't join our webinar or were unaware of it, you may find our article below interesting. The post Questions and Answers about Lean Portfolio Management Guardrails appeared first on Targetprocess - Enterprise Agility […]Hanna Zaremba
- Update: Quick filters in List widgets on Dashboards – Default values selection for Project and Team context filters February 12, 2021Quick filters in List widgets on Dashboards Quick filters will automatically appear in List widgets on Dashboards, if they were created in full List view. There are multiple cases when it could be useful, such as the need to include lists related The post Update: Quick filters in List widgets on Dashboards – Default values selection for Project and […]Andrey Maseichik
- New versioning scheme for releases February 1, 2021Recently, we've changed our Targetprocess versioning scheme. From January onwards, you'll see new titles for our release blog posts in the following format: v.2101. Read on for more details on this topic. Previously, our versioning scheme looked like The post New versioning scheme for releases appeared first on Targetprocess - Enterprise Agility Solution.Anton Yamshchykou
- Update: Embedded Roadmap view – Independent roles for ExD entities January 20, 2021A Roadmap view embedded into an entity detailed view We added the possibility of embedding a Roadmap into an entity detailed view. Let say, you embed a Roadmap with Features to an Epic detailed view. Now you can The post Update: Embedded Roadmap view – Independent roles for ExD entities appeared first on Targetprocess - […]Anton Yamshchykou
- Update: Quick Filters in Reports; Notification Rules for ExD Entities; Creator instead of Owner July 9, 2021
Category Archives: Gamification
Gamifying Scrum – it’s not enough just to stick a tatty burndown chart on the wall
As I am currently carrying out an Agile Coach role in Germany, I have been trying to discipline myself to spending regular time improving my German. Being a language enthusiast anyway, I have plenty of books and audio to learn … Continue reading
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How to Use Gamification for an Agile Transformation
This post is from techwell.com by Sameh Zeid. In a recent LinkedIn poll, the failure to change organizational culture was voted as the prime cause of preventing an agile transformation. This brings to my mind Jurgen Appelo who wrote in his book How … Continue reading
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Gamification in Software Development and Agile
This post is from agileforest.com by Renee Troughton. When people think of the term ‘gamer’ it engenders ideas of pasty white teenagers living their days in a zombie like state in the basement of their parents house spending over forty hours … Continue reading
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Street Fighter Game – Built using Agile and Scrum
This post is from agilescout.com This may be a very revealing post for me… because my favorite video game of all time is Street Fighter IV. I absolutely love zombies (agile zombies?) and Street Fighter. In an interview with 1UP, … Continue reading
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Monsters Built Using Kanban
This post is from agilescout.com by Stephanie Kaiser. I am not a big Facebook fan (although Zuckerberg is very Agile). Nor am I a big online gaming fan (though Warcraft seems like tons of fun). What I am interested in are … Continue reading
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Gamification – Making Work a Game
This post is from agilescout.com by Jane McGonigal’s. Gamification stands in contrast to what people call serious games. Serious games are activities or games that are outside of normal work. These games can help you with estimation (Planning Poker), road maps (Prune … Continue reading
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