Joe Krebs speaks with Jutta Eckstein about Beyond Budgeting, Open Space and Sociocracy to enable company-wide agility. Jutta shows the synergies to Business Agility and how an agile mindset, driven by the Agile Manifesto is essential for successful company-wide agility.

Joe Krebs speaks with William Davis about his experiences becoming an Advanced Professional Scrum Master. William gives a few examples why this course gave him a ton of useful tools and techniques to become a better a Scrum Master in the near future . If you are currently evaluating if you like to advance your Scrum Master career by adding an additional advanced certification, this episode is for you.

William Davis recently took an advanced Professional Scrum Master (PSM II) training with me (www.incrementor.com) in the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area. In this episode he shares his experiences and why he thinks other Scrum Masters would benefit from a similar training as well. Although the course is not designed to be a exam prep course, it has certainly benefited him to pass the following assessment. If you are a Scrum Master or Agile Coach and you are considering taking your career to the next level, this episode might be for you.

Joe Krebs speaks with Richard Kasperowski about criteria for measuring high-performing teams, open space, core-protocols and even tandem cycling.Richard is an author of two books, High Performing Teams and Core Protocols which was inspired by the work of Jim and Michelle McCarthy.

Richard Kasperowski is the author of two books, one about High-Performing Teams and the second one about Core Protocols which were pioneered by Jim and Michelle McCarthy. In this episode, Richard and Joe talk about Teams can improve through the application of core protocols, open space and autonomy.

This is a release of an episode recorded back in 2012 when Ken and I met in person in Burlington, MA, the birthplace of Scrum and home of Scrum.org. Of course a lot has happened in the Agile community since then, but I thought I would release this conversation again as has it provides great insights on how all kicked off back then.

Joe Krebs speaks with Ken Schwaber at the birthplace of Scrum in Burlington, MA about the origins of Scrum. If you are interested in how everything began, and want to learn about the years leading up to the Agile Manifesto, you might like this episode.

Ken also talks about his relationship with Jeff Sutherland, how they crossed paths and what made the connection to create Scrum. This episode originally aired 2012.

Gunther is the author of the Smart Travel Companion and in this episode Gunter shares some insights how he became an book and blog author. He also shares practical insights from his agile transformation work in the Netherlands.

Joe Krebs speaks with Gunther Verheyen, author of the Scrum  Pocket Guide - A Smart Travel Companion. Gunther talks about his travel guide that got a facelift in 2018 and is being released as a 2nd edition.