It may seem difficult to perform a remote Lean Inception, but it is totally possible and is just as important as the face-to-face. Follow the tips on this page to prepare yourself in the best possible way!
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Lean Inception, constructive conflict towards defining the MVP
In my Lean Inception book and many presentations, I talk that the MVP is in the intersection of these three main perspectives: the business interest, the users needs and the technical feasibility. The MVP is in the intersection of these three main perspectives: the...
What’s in your remote toolbox?
What’s in your remote toolbox? What are the tools you have been using to facilitate remote meetings and workshops? This is a repeated question I’ve been receiving lately. Therefore, I decided to create a list and share it. On a previous post in Portuguese, I have...
How to plan an inception (or similar workshops)?
This article serves as a comprehensive guide for planning an inception workshop, offering valuable insights into the process and a menu of activities to choose from. It emphasizes the flexibility of creating an agenda tailored to specific goals, likening the selection of activities to choosing items from a restaurant menu, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to effectively initiate agile team projects.
3-step prioritisation by impact and frequency
I have used the following 3 step prioritisation by impact and frequency many times, therefore I am sharing it on this post. I have learned it from Fabio Aguiar PBB's book as he explain it in the context of prioritising Users Stories for building the product backlog....
Facilitation techniques for remote workshops
I am a very experienced facilitator. About 90% of my experience is on face-to-face workshops. But I already had a lot of experience with remote facilitation. Thoughtworks has always had many distributed teams. So, many times, I have helped some distributed teams with...







