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

  2. Boken om TameFlow
    Att leda Kunskapsarbete med Begränsningsteori
    Steve Tendon and Stefan C. Gillberg

    Är du välbekant med Agile medans begränsningsteorin bara är något du hört talas om? Eller tvärtom? Läs den här boken och lär dig hur du får ut det bästa av båda världarna. Den föreslagna metoden passar särskilt bra i stor skala, där det finns flera projekt/produkter som betjänar flera intressenter med överlappande deadlines och flera team.

  3. The Software Developers’ Guidebook
    A Collection of Modern Engineering Practices
    David Farley and Bernard McCarty (Editor)

    A practical handbook packed with real-world advice to help you write better code, adopt effective developer habits, and build great software.

  4. User Needs Mapping
    Aligning Teams Around What Matters
    Rich Allen

    Most teams don’t suffer from a lack of effort—they suffer from a lack of alignment. Goals are misaligned, boundaries are unclear, and work often centres on internal priorities instead of user needs— resulting in frustration and delays. User Needs Mapping: Aligning Teams Around What Matters offers a practical, visual way to reconnect organisations with the people they serve. Instead of guessing at structure or copying someone else’s model, this book shows you how to expose hidden dependencies, identify genuine user needs, and make better choices about team design and responsibilities. Through real-world case studies and step-by-step guidance, you’ll learn how to navigate tensions between wants, needs, and feasibility, create clarity of purpose, and build teams that deliver meaningful outcomes. Whether you’re a leader, product manager, architect, or change agent, this book equips you to turn complexity into clarity and enable teams to flow faster—aligned around what matters.

  5. 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 

  6. Stop Facilitating, Start Leading
    The Scrum Master's Path to Value Flow Management
    Tristan Libersat

    You’ve facilitated your 50th retrospective. The same issues surface. The same action items are created. Nothing changes. Features marked "done" sit in queues for months. You’re doing your job perfectly—and it’s making no difference.What if the problem isn’t your facilitation skills? What if the Scrum Master role itself is trapped in an outdated model?

  7. Actionable Agile Metrics Volume II
    Advanced Topics in Predictability
    Daniel S. Vacanti

    The second volume in a series on how to use flow metrics and analytics to get the predictability your customers crave.

  8. Continuous Delivery Pipelines
    How to Build Better Software Faster
    Dave Farley

    This practical handbook provides a step-by-step guide for you to get the best continuous delivery pipeline for your software.

  9. Guía para Software Developers (Edición en Español)
    Una Colección de Prácticas Modernas de Ingeniería
    David Farley, Bernard McCarty (Editor), and TranslateAI

    Un manual práctico lleno de consejos del mundo real para ayudarte a escribir mejor código, adoptar hábitos efectivos de desarrollo y construir gran software.

  10. GitOps
    Cloud-native Continuous Deployment
    Dr. Simon Harrer, Florian Beetz, and Anja Kammer

    GitOps has caused quite some fuss on Twitter and KubeCon, and still continues to do so. This book aggregates the essence of GitOps to help clear up the confusion. This book answers the following questions:What is GitOps?Why should I use GitOps?How does GitOps work?How to get started with GitOps on Kubernetes?What's the Future of GitOps?

  11. Lean Publishing
    Peter Armstrong

    This book explains the philosophy behind Leanpub, from its origin in "a book is a startup" to the present form. Lean Publishing is the act of publishing an in-progress book using lightweight tools and many iterations to get reader feedback, pivot until you have the right book and build traction once you do.

  12. De fouten die ons vormen (Nederlandse Editie)
    Het cultiveren van een cultuur van leren en inovatie
    Mark Graban and TranslateAI

    Hoe je beter kunt worden in het leren van fouten — het opbouwen van een cultuur waarin geleerd wordt van fouten binnen je team of organisatie.

  13. The Kanban Pocket Guide
    What No One Has Told You About Kanban Could Kill You
    Daniel Vacanti, Prateek Singh, and Colleen Johnson

    There is a lot of noise out there about Kanban.  Search the interwebs and you will quickly get lost in the cacophony that is disinformation about flow.  We hope this book will help you navigate some of that noise around what we believe are the most exciting set of practices in the Lean-Agile world.   To learn more, please visit us at ProKanban.org!

  14. Lean Six Sigma for Good
    How improvement experts can help people in need, and help improve the environment
    Brion Hurley

    For decades, Lean and Six Sigma have helped businesses improve quality, reduce costs, increase profits and improve customer satisfaction. These skills can help reduce pollution, poverty, homelessness, domestic violence, or almost any problem you can imagine. This is a short but powerful book, intended to motivate you to apply your skills for good!

  15. Lean Thinking Per Sviluppatori Software Impegnati
    Dalle fabbriche giapponesi allo sviluppo software: I 5 passi necessari per eliminare gli sprechi e produrre più valore
    DANIELE TETI

    Scopri come i principi rivoluzionari di Toyota possono trasformare il tuo modo di sviluppare software. Questo libro ti insegna a vedere gli sprechi invisibili nel tuo codice, a creare valore reale per gli utenti e a navigare la complessità dello sviluppo moderno con esempi pratici. Non è solo una metodologia: è un nuovo modo di pensare che renderà te e il tuo team sviluppatori più efficaci.