When it comes to project management, there are different approaches that can be taken. In this blog post, we will take a look at three of...

Lean Software Development - History, Principles, Lean Wastes, Differences with Agile and Six Sigma, Web3 implementation topics are discussed

What is Kanban? Lets looks at its core principles, metrics, jira best practices, WP limits and differences between Scrum and Kanban.

What is Scrum and What techniques could the Scrum Master use for Program success. An iterative and incremental approach for SW development.

Agile project management refers to the use of agile techniques and frameworks to manage projects. Agile is being increasingly used in web3.

Roles of Project Manager, Program Manager, Product Manager and Product Owner discussed. Both differences and similarities are presented.

A Guide to Setup a Web3 Project Team and Start Product Development. How to facilitate Project Inception and the failure modes are discussed.

A business case is a project document that captures the explanation and rationale for launching a project or program. Template provided.

Everything You Need to Know about Project Initiation Phase. Organization context, project selection, project charter, web3 projects, etc

Web3 ecosystem explained with stakeholders involved, different stack layers and common web3 projects a web3 Project Manager engages in.

This blog presents details on what is Bankless DAO, what is PM guild within the DAO, How to join and contribute, what are the offerings etc.

In this blog post, we will explore the promises of Agile versus what it actually delivers.

In any industry, project management failures can happen. However, in the software and IT industry, these failures can be especially costly.

The Kanban board is a tool for the visualization of workflow that helps to provide clarity to the work process and boost productivity.

A Central Knowledge Repository (CKR) is the first step in enabling decentralized and asynchronous communication work in web3 projects.

Scrum metrics are key indicators collected at the conclusion of each sprint or at predetermined intervals to Inspect and Adapt.