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We asked folks at John Lewis, about their mission to reduce integration delivery lead time by 25% and how ActionableAgile Analytics helps.

We're excited to announce that 55 Degrees will again join the vibrant Atlassian community at Atlassian Team’24, happening in Las Vegas...

This article is a guest contribution from José Coignard, ActionableAgile customer, Professional Kanban Trainer, and Agile Coach in...

At the heart of Malmö, Sweden, where innovation meets inspiration, 55 Degrees once again took center stage at the Øredev Developer...

What is SOC 2, and why is it important? SOC 2, or Service Organization Controls 2, is a framework governed by the American Institute of...

In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, where Software as a Service (SaaS) companies continuously strive for innovation and...

An active item in our system represents both potential value and waste ...until we deliver it, we do not know which it is.

It is inevitable that there are ways that the software creator intends a feature to be used and there are ways that it ends up being used.

Without an understanding of what makes Little's Law work, teams are making decisions every day that are in direct contravention of facts.

Prateek Singh and I recorded an episode of our Drunk Agile podcast to go over some Little's Law myths in more detail