The Ideal Agile Marketing Tool
What the ideal agile marketing tool looks like: marketer-friendly language, visual boards, flexible team support, and actionable flow insights — not just a developer tool repurposed for marketing.
Read more →Making sense of agility, scaling, OKRs, product operating models, and leadership — written from 15+ years in the field.
What the ideal agile marketing tool looks like: marketer-friendly language, visual boards, flexible team support, and actionable flow insights — not just a developer tool repurposed for marketing.
Read more →SAFe 4.0 added Kanban to the framework — but does it capture the evolutionary, pull-based spirit of Kanban or just the visual board mechanics? A critical look at Kanban within SAFe.
Read more →What Agile Theater looks like in practice: the surface-level adoption that delivers compliance without capability. Signs your organization is performing agility rather than practicing it.
Read more →Product Owners who only manage backlogs are missing half the job. The cross-functional skills — stakeholder management, discovery, value measurement — that distinguish great POs.
Read more →Develop on cadence, deliver on demand — the SAFe principle adapted for agile marketing: sprint-based development cycles with continuous publication rather than batched releases.
Read more →Scaling agile to larger marketing organizations — applying SAFe, Lean, and flow concepts to help CMO-level teams move beyond team-level agile into true scaled agile marketing.
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