We have a complete set of templates for folks who want to use the Google Design Sprint methodology; you don’t have to be an expert at either Design or Sprints to get productive fast.
Here’s a quick overview:
We have a complete set of templates for folks who want to use the Google Design Sprint methodology; you don’t have to be an expert at either Design or Sprints to get productive fast.
Here’s a quick overview:
At this year’s Lean Transformation Conference in Tacoma, Washington, Arun Kumar spoke on the subject of “Virtual Teams: How to Make Them Succeed”.
A synopsis of the presentation:
Virtual teams can be as successful, even more so, than traditional (collocated) teams – but you need to understand how the project dynamics change when everyone can’t be in the same room at the same time. In this session we will cover the key success factors to building a high-performing virtual teams: how you can plan your work, run your daily standups, communicate, and share content. We will discuss the different roles and expectations of Project Leaders, Team Members and Visitors, and how people can juggle multiple projects at the same time.
The presentation was an hour-long, including Q&A; here’s an edited version of the talk (about 45 minutes long.)
For new users, a new tutorial video on how you can customize the workflow on your Task Boards and Scrum Boards:
Kerika makes Scrum easy for everyone, even people who are not techies. This tutorial video shows how you can set up boards for each of your Scrum Sprints.
Most people sign up as new Kerika users using a Google ID or Box ID, but an increasing number of folks are opting for direct signup: this means signing up with your email (any email will do).
For these folks, here’s a quick tutorial video that shows you how your files are stored and shared.
As part of our continuing series, we have produced an updated tutorial video on how Whiteboards work in Kerika, both as standalone project boards, and when attached to cards on Task Boards and Scrum Boards:
An updated tutorial video shows you how you will always know what changed on all your Kerika boards, even when you are working on the other side of the world.
An updated tutorial video on how to use Work-In-Progress (WIP) Limits to avoid bottlenecks in your Kerika Task Boards and Scrum Boards: