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Doing planning poker in ZenHub helped our team reduce their backlog refinement meeting from 1.5 hours to 10 minutes. Learn how!

The sprint is over. Some, hopefully nearly all, story points were completed, but what do you do now? Here’s a quick guide.

Both frameworks follow the same Agile principles, but there are some important distinctions between Kanban and Scrum that you’ll want to consider.

Take an up-close look at how you can improve your Sprint Retrospective meetings and give your team the opportunity to improve future sprints.

Sprint Reviews shouldn’t be confused with Sprint Retrospectives. Read more on how you can use Sprint Reviews to celebrate the progress your team has made.

We’re going over three core Scrum roles and their in-demand to help you prepare a focused team for your projects.

In this article, we cover agile estimation techniques for predicting the effort and deadlines of software projects using agile project management.

Learn to make accurate software estimates for your development projects through story points.

Agile velocity calculation is simple. Use this article as a guide to calculating your agile team's velocity to better predict project deadlines.

Niall Lennon, Software Developer at ZenHub, shares how teams can move faster and more accurately by using automation to connect Issues and Pull Requests.

The project scope is a key part of project management that project managers need to consider when undertaking the management of any project.

Sprint burndown charts are an essential Agile project management tool, giving project managers and the team a snapshot of the team’s progress on the current sprint.