Agile: The Ultimate Guide to Agile Project Management and Kanban for Agile Software Development

Including Explanations for Lean, Scrum, XP, FDD and Crystal

By: James Edge

Narrated by: Sam Slydell

If you want to save time, money, and effort while simultaneously increasing your team’s value and getting more satisfied customers, then pay attention....

Two comprehensive manuscripts in one audiobook:

• Agile Project Management: How to Make Your Customers Happier While Saving Money, Time, and Effort
• Kanban: The Ultimate Guide to Kanban Methodology for Agile Software Development

Every day, businesses are losing huge amounts of money because they are acting in a way that dissatisfies their customers. For example, New Voice Media issued a report in 2016 that reported $62 billion worth of business was lost due to poor customer service.

How many businesses miss out on thousands, if not millions, of dollars in extra profit...without even realizing? Could your business be one of them?

You see, most people make the same mistakes when it comes to getting things done, as well as getting the right things done.

But with this audiobook, you can learn about Kanban methodology and Agile project management so you can optimize the workflow to serve a specific purpose, ensuring customer satisfaction.

The first part of this audiobook includes:

• A clear definition of what Agile project management truly is
• A comprehensive comparison of Agile project management versus more traditional approaches
• Compelling reasons for why you and your company should adopt an Agile approach
• Defined principles and values of Agile project management so you can understand how they can be applied to your business environment
• Comparisons between a variety of the most common Agile methodologies
• Suggestions on how to assign roles and create a motivated team environment
• An outline of the entire sprint process from start to finish
• Parallel management processes to ensure quality and risk mitigation is effective
• And much, much more

By listening to the second part of this audiobook, you will:

• Discover what a Kanban system is
• Learn how it can help with software development
• Explore the benefits of using Kanban so you can convince your team to adopt it
• Gain clarity on how to create a Kanban board
• Learn about the seven Kanban cadences
• Gain knowledge about Kanban’s WIP limits
• And much, much more

Don’t let your competitors get to this information before you. Get this audiobook today and improve your business now!

©2018 James Edge (P)2018 James Edge

A great book indeed.

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There are practical applications.

After spending a lot time wondering why our project always get off track. I finally found this book. I read the whole thing in a couple days and it was such an easy read!! I spent the next day outlining a project definition to present for discussion at our next meeting. So many light bulbs went off while reading this book of things we can do differently.

This is a thoroughly researched book

This is a thoroughly researched book and it hits on all of the key concepts, but the writing is clunky at times and really only helpful to someone who has zero prior knowledge of Agile concepts. I guess it lives up to its "The Ultimate Guide" subtitle, but I guess I was hoping for something a little more instructional and less expository.

A good introduction to Agile

A good introduction to Agile. This is very high level but it clearly articulates where the methodology came from and what it hopes to achieve.

Made me understanding "AGILE"

I have learned the ins and outs of the design approach v the souple| approach. It is important to have familiarity with both because the waterfall strategy might be more of a safe route but more and more companies are looking for project managers who are able to utilize the agile approach.