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  1. Re/Balance
    Re/Balance
    In search of a different client / agency relationship
    Juan Delgado

    Re/Balance is about clients and agencies. An attempt at exploring the problems that we have. An attempt at exploring a new relationship based on collaboration, empathy and humility. A new relationship with a more equal split of risk and reward where clients let go of control and agencies take more responsibility.

  2. MyStartUp
    MyStartUp
    Agile, Lean e Design Thinking integrados dando dinâmica a um modelo de negócios
    Paulo Caroli and Suzyanne Oliveira
    No Description Available
  3. Inevitable Decline of Your Software
    Inevitable Decline of Your Software
    ... and how to prevent it, from inception to delivery
    Chris Fauerbach

    Software tends to have a short life span, learn modern practices to increase the longevity of your projects.

  4. Herramientas para el Coach Ágil - Ejemplos de  visualización
    Herramientas para el Coach Ágil - Ejemplos de visualización
    Cómo visualizan su trabajo los mejores equipos
    Jimmy Janlén and Thomas Wallet

    Ejemplos de visualización para equipos y personas ágiles.

  5. Computer Systems
    Computer Systems
    Incremental Systems Engineering
    Sean Lawless

    Have you ever wondered exactly how a computer system works? Concerned the inner workings of computers are too complicated to understand? Journey deep into the heart of computer systems by first learning how a computer "thinks" and then using that knowledge to bring computer hardware to life with software. No experience necessary!

  6. Starting Agile
    Starting Agile
    Finding Your Path
    Mark Shead

    This book focuses on common Agile practices as they are used to follow Agile principles. Mark Shead pulls from years of experience coaching Agile teams to a look at the principles behind some common practices. He discusses how successful teams use the Agile principles to find a path toward effective practices in their particular environment.

  7. The Agile Self-assessment Game
    The Agile Self-assessment Game
    An Agile Coaching Tool for Improving the Agility of Your Teams and Organization
    Ben Linders

    The Agile Self-Assessment Game is used by teams and organizations to self-assess their agility. With plenty of ideas, suggestions, and practical cases on Agile Self-assessments, this book will help you to apply assessments and support teams and organizations to self-improve.

  8. Integrating Agile with an Offshore Strategy
    Integrating Agile with an Offshore Strategy
    A practical kit for adopting agile methods in distributed projects and teams
    Darja Šmite, Nils Brede Moe, and Viktoria Stray

    Agile projects put teamwork, close cooperation and continuous communication among the project members in the spotlight. Offshore projects, on the contrary, are infamous for unwillingness to cooperate, communication gaps, cultural misunderstandings and injured trust among the remote parties. So, is there any way to blend the two strategies?

  9. Agile For Teams
    Agile For Teams
    Matt Kocaj

    This playbook is a condensed how-to for small teams to get an agile process set up and delivering within days. The advice contained within is composed from real-world successful projects and teams. While this guide is focused on lean principles and keeping things simple, it does scale and all the small bits are included.

  10. Self-Organising Enterprises
    Self-Organising Enterprises
    Management and Coaching in the Agile World
    Siegfried Kaltenecker

    Learn more about the what, why and how of self-organisation by looking at more than 40 companies from various industries and countries.

  11. Quick Glance At: Agile Anti-Patterns

    When companies try to become more agile, they often make mistakes or land in a local optimum. In this book, I show you some anti-patterns, their root causes, and what you can do about them.

  12. Info-Ops
    Info-Ops
    Build the Right Thing
    Daniel Markham

    Build the right thing.

  13. Flashlight
    Flashlight
    Becoming a Better YOU
    Salah Elleithy
    No Description Available
  14. How Computer Programmers Work
    How Computer Programmers Work
    Understanding Software Development in Practice
    Espen Suenson

    This book shows why success in development projects is determined by more than programming techniques. It should be read by anyone who works with software development regardless of development methodology. http://howcomputerprogrammerswork.com/

  15. KANBAN is NOT an agile method
    KANBAN is NOT an agile method
    Personal experiences and opinions concerning “self-management” and “leading a team”
    IARNĂ

    "This book is a nice trip through the origins of Kanban, highlighting helpful practical approaches to introducing Kanban to teams or using it in your personal capacity. It includes many valuable, easy to remember, personal anecdotes from the author that support the main themes of this highly recommendable book."J. Klose (software craftsman).