agileKRC has created an information pack to help you when attending an AgilePM course (Foundation or Practitioner) and you are looking to pass one, or both, of the Agile PM exams. Setting you up for success In this guide you will find lots of information about the AgilePM exam...

Introduction to DSDM Agile DSDM (meaning Dynamic Systems Development Method) is often seen as agile’s best kept secret. It has been in existence for over twenty years as various flavours of agile have come and gone. It is now prospering as agile comes of age. This is due to or...

As coronavirus continues to spread through the UK, many are taking precautions against infection. Maybe you’re worried you might have caught the virus and want to stay away from the workplace as a precaution. Or maybe you just want to play it safe and avoid travel. Working rem...

Agile certifications are subject to the same criticism levelled at other qualifications. Common complaints include certificate holders not finding work, and courses not teaching employable skills that employers are looking for. Whether or not an agile course will help you find...

Agile project management is fundamentally different from traditional project management, so much so that some agile frameworks lack a distinct project management role within the development team. The key difference is that project managers generally act as just that - ‘manager...

Until recently, ‘agile’ is something you would rarely hear outside the realm of software development. Agile was the software development industry's best kept secret for the better part of a decade; made by software developers to replace inefficient development methods that pla...

Agile was designed to revolutionize the software development process and help eliminate outdated practices that often resulted in the slow, cumbersome implementation of software solutions and products. Agile is based on 4 key values and 12 key principles. While the agile value...

Agile refers to a set of practices, techniques and methods which collectively fall under the umbrella term ‘Agile’. These agile methods help development teams make fast and informed decisions based on customer feedback during the development life cycle. Agile teams plan and ex...

There are as many ways to become agile certified as there are agile qualifications (i.e. there are a lot of ways). How you choose to become agile certified depends on your career goals and what you think employers will expect from you. Take some time to do your research. If yo...

One of the things you will learn about on an agile project management course is the ‘waterfall method.’ Knowing how and why Agile was development can give you a better understanding of agile principles and values. Before agile: the ‘waterfall method’ Prior to the introduction...

Agile project management courses address the needs of those working under a traditional-project management framework who want to be Agile, and those working in an agile environment who desire a better understanding of agile frameworks, principles, and values. There are 2 popul...

If you’ve been following developments within project management, you’ve likely heard of the growing popularity of agile methodologies. Agile project management is a highly collaborative method that uses short, iterative development cycles. Agile’s popularity owes a lot to its...

Becoming a project manager is no easy task. The role itself requires a mix of both hard and soft skills. When you add the fluctuating challenges of successful project management, the endeavour becomes even more daunting. For a long time, the only type of certification that car...

agileKRC has been at the forefront of AgilePM/DSDM training for over a decade and they are delighted to have been named as “Leaders” in Course Conductor’s recent Trusted Training Radar report for AgilePM training. Image source: https://agilekrc.com/blog/224/we-came-out-top