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    Agile How To: Guide agile teams through Specialist Expertise

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    Agile How To: Guide agile teams through Specialist Expertise

    Agile How To: Guide agile teams through Specialist Expertise : A handbook for specialist expertise in fostering collaboration and applying Agile principles. by Matthew Coxall, Erica Coxall
    English | March 25, 2025 | ISBN: 8314498904 | 178 pages | EPUB | 1.15 Mb

    Maximize the Value of Specialists in Agile Teams
    Agile methodologies have transformed how teams build products, but many organizations struggle to integrate specialist roles such as architects, analysts, UX designers, data scientists, and technical leads. Traditional Agile frameworks emphasize speed and iteration, often overlooking the critical expertise needed to ensure scalability, technical sustainability, and user-centered decision-making.
    This book provides a clear, practical approach to embedding specialists into Agile workflows, balancing feature velocity with long-term business and technical strategy. It goes beyond Scrum and Kanban to explore how specialists influence discovery, backlog refinement, system architecture, cross-team collaboration, and AI-driven decision-making.
    What You’ll Learn:
    • How specialists contribute beyond Agile ceremonies, ensuring technical and business alignment
    • Strategies for balancing agility with system architecture, avoiding rigid design while preventing long-term complexity
    • Techniques for managing technical debt within Agile workflows without slowing down delivery
    • Methods for aligning product owners and technical teams to prioritize system health alongside feature development
    • The role of AI and automation in supporting UX research, backlog prioritization, security, and code quality
    • Best practices for scaling Agile while maintaining deep technical expertise
    With real-world case studies, structured techniques, and self-reflection exercises, this book is designed for Agile specialists, technical leaders, and product professionals looking to improve collaboration, optimize workflows, and drive sustainable Agile success.
    Who Should Read This Book:
    • Specialists working in Agile teams, including architects, analysts, UX designers, data scientists, and technical leads
    • Product owners and Agile leaders seeking to integrate specialist expertise into team workflows
    • Anyone responsible for balancing technical strategy, business priorities, and Agile execution
    By embedding specialist expertise into Agile delivery, teams can move faster without sacrificing long-term vision. This book offers the guidance needed to bridge the gap between strategy, execution, and continuous improvement in Agile environments.