One of the most common questions our team is asked is, “Which project management tool is best for us?” The answer is that it depends… …It depends on what software your team already uses…
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Acceptance Criteria Versus Definition of Done
When teaching the Scrum framework, one of the common questions of the nonprofit professionals learning the framework is how are acceptance criteria and definition of done different? To help explain, let’s think about a…
What is a Scrum Team?
In today’s dynamic and rapidly changing world, nonprofits face numerous challenges. To tackle these challenges efficiently, many organizations are formalizing their use of Agile methodologies like Scrum. But what exactly is a Scrum Team…
6 Reasons to Become a Scrum Master in Your Nonprofit
Completing a Registered Scrum Master for Nonprofits course can provide several benefits for nonprofit professionals. Here are six reasons why you might consider joining us for this course: Agile Project Management Skills: Scrum is…
3 Benefits of Agile and the Scrum Framework in a Nonprofit
Agile methodologies and specifically the Scrum framework (which is one of many frameworks under the umbrella of Agile) are increasingly becoming popular in the business world, but did you know that it can also be…