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  1. First Principles in Scrum: The Definitive Guide to Agile Mastery First Principles in Scrum explores the deep foundations of Scrum and Agile, authored by Jeff Sutherland—Co-Creator of Scrum and a signatory of the Agile Manifesto. With a new chapter added every sprint, it now is the largest Agile resource ever compiled. Drawing on his background as a senior research scientist trained in radiation physics, Sutherland explains how principles from physics, biology, and neuroscience shape Scrum’s effectiveness. He also delves into the future of Agile, demonstrating how AI, when integrated with Scrum@Scale, can drive exponential productivity—projected to make teams 30-100 times more productive by 2030 . Whether you’re a CEO, manager, or practitioner, this series is essential reading. It’s a roadmap to mastering agility in a rapidly changing world, offering insights into how the iterative cycles of Agile mirror the adaptability of complex systems while embracing AI as a transformative force.

  2. Introducing EventStorming
    An act of Deliberate Collective Learning
    Alberto Brandolini

    The deepest tutorial and explanation about EventStorming, straight from the inventor.

  3. This book brings the fundamentals of R programming to you, using the same material developed as part of the industry-leading Johns Hopkins Data Science Specialization. The skills taught in this book will lay the foundation for you to begin your journey learning data science. Printed copies of this book are available through Lulu.

  4. Actionable Agile Metrics for Predictability is a comprehensive guide on how to use flow metrics and analytics to get the predictability your customers crave.

  5. Corporate Sabotage Field Guide
    Management-Level Techniques for Systemic Disruption and Psychological Erosion
    Stijn Dejongh

    The Corporate Sabotage Field Guide is a satirical field manual examining how organizations quietly undermine themselves from the inside. Framed like a classified dossier from the Office of Strategic Systemic Decay (OSSD), it catalogs familiar managerial practices — subtly weaponized to erode clarity, stall momentum, and sabotage culture under the guise of professionalism. Darkly humorous, uncomfortably accurate, and grounded in real systems behavior, it’s written for those who recognize that dysfunction often wears a lanyard.

  6. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Field Guide
    Your companion to a successful implementation. Tips to get ahead as you venture into the cloud
    Erik Hougaard

    A companion book for implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Targeted end-users, super-users and administrators, this book covers many of the challenges you're faced when implementing a cloud-based ERP system. From setting up the system and creating the first company to user customizations and integration. Updated to 2022 Wave 2 v21.

  7. Erfolgreiche Retrospektiven
    Ablauf, Regeln + Methodenbausteine
    Judith Andresen

    Iterativ, inkrementell. lernend. Agiles Arbeiten erfordert die regelmäßige Reflexion des eigenen Handelns und die Vereinbarung neuer Maßnahmen und Teamregeln. Retrospektiven sind die Methode der Wahl. Retrospktiven folgen sechs Phasen, welche passend zur Team- und Projektphase zu gestalten sind. Mit "Erfolgreiche Retrospektiven" erläutert Judith Andresen das Vorgehen im Allgemeinen und stellt über 90 Methodenbausteine für die tägliche Arbeit vor 

  8. TI Protagonista
    Tecnologia Como Diferencial Competitivo
    Ricardo Coelho Leite

    Se você sente que a TI trabalha muito, entrega pouco e vive apagando incêndios, este livro mostra como virar o jogo com método, foco e execução. Em poucas páginas, você vai enxergar por que o gargalo quase nunca é “falta de ferramenta” — e como transformar decisões, arquitetura e fluxo de trabalho em velocidade e resultado. Leia e reposicione a TI como protagonista do valor na sua empresa.

  9. Impact Mapping
    Making a big impact with software products and projects
    Gojko Adzic

    Impact mapping helps to create better plans and roadmaps that ensure alignment of business and delivery, and help organisations make an impact with their software.

  10. Do you want to be a better Scrum Master? Do you want to make a difference in the world? Are you a manager responsible for Agile teams. If so, then you need to learn the First Principles in Scrum. Some people say that these insights have changed their life, or given them their life back. Are you ready to make a change? Then read this book.

  11. Working with Legacy Systems
    A Practical Guide to the Systems we Inherit and Maintain
    Robert Annett
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  12. What do programmers need to know that isn't about writing semicolons in a text editor? This book gives an overview based on the author's experiences in the field.

  13. A Visual Guide to Remote Work Effectiveness
    A Sketch Note Manual
    Srihari Sridharan

    The true essence of this book is rooted in the approach towards teaching and learning. It emphasizes the power of visualization in helping readers to understand and retain complex concepts effortlessly. With the use of visual notes, each topic is presented in a manner that has a lasting impact on the reader's mind.

  14. Struggling to boost project throughput, align teams, and scale agile without chaos? Wolfram Müller, with 25 years of hands-on experience and over 530 hyper-productive projects, distills what every top manager wishes they knew earlier! How to harness FLOW, Agile, and the Theory of Constraints (TOC) for radical performance gains. This book is your shortcut—proven to elevate CIOs to "CIO of the Year" and empower managers to deliver 2–5x more with less stress. Packed with powerful templates, real-world tools like Critical Chain Project Management, and insights on self-organization, you’ll learn to transform delivery, unlock hidden capacity, and lead change without triggering corporate resistance. Skip the trial-and-error—get the system that works. Your leap in performance starts here.

  15. The Art of Data Science
    A Guide for Anyone Who Works with Data
    Roger D. Peng and Elizabeth Matsui

    This book describes the process of analyzing data. The authors have extensive experience both managing data analysts and conducting their own data analyses, and this book is a distillation of their experience in a format that is applicable to both practitioners and managers in data science. Printed copies are available through Lulu.