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Fast software cycle times indicate an efficient engineering process, while lengthy ones can signal bottlenecks, inefficiencies, or collaboration issues. Here's how to measure it.

By implementing automated processes, software teams can significantly reduce the hours spent on repetitive tasks, allowing developers and project managers to focus on more valuable, creative work. Here's how to choose the right tools.

Effective sprint planning can make or break projects for Agile software teams and is often the difference between on-time and late delivery. Here's what to look for in a sprint planning tool, and our roundup of the best options.

The best Agile tools for Scrum teams provide a comprehensive set of time-saving tools, while also being user friendly.

The top Jira alternatives provide all the benefits without the overhead and pay-per feature costs. The best Jira alternatives include Zenhub, Linear, and Asana. Here's why.

Correctly using the capabilities of project management tools in software development can differentiate between a well-organized, high-performing team and missed objectives. Here's how.

Operations and maintenance work is important, but it can also hold back your dev team from focusing on strategic work. Here's why your team is getting bogged down and how to solve it.

Many engineering managers struggle to maintain a comprehensive view of their team's work without accidentally slipping into micromanagement. Here's how to get visibility the right way.

The software team's guide to streamline your workflows, reduce overhead, and focus more on innovative problem-solving.

Prioritizing strategic work is a critical part of meeting your software organization's goals. Here's how to get and make use of the key metrics to keep your teams on track.

Our roundup of the best project management tools that provide a seamless experience for software developers.

Engineering leaders face a common challenge: connecting daily development work to strategic objectives. While OKRs provide an excellent framework for goal-setting, the gap between high-level objectives and ground-level execution often remains wide.