13th July 2023
We are thrilled to announce that our retro recipes library has expanded significantly since our last blog post in September 2022. It has grown from 3 to already 14 recipes, …
8th May 2023
Are you looking to leverage the collaborative power of DataMiner ChatOps, but are you not sure how to get started? Read on to find out how we aim to help …
27th April 2023
As we navigate through the ever-changing landscape of the digital world, the importance of continuous learning and upskilling has become more crucial than ever. Online learning is a great way …
5th January 2023
Do you estimate the size of your individual work items? Good! Or is it? Experience teaches us that estimations are very, very often wrong, and that’s okay. However, if there …
5th December 2022
This is the third video in our series on how to contribute to the DataMiner documentation. To make anyone comfortable with making a large contribution (e.g. adding pages to the …
15th November 2022
Peer feedback is an essential component in evolving as a person, a team, and an organization. Additionally, it’s also an undeniably important and great evaluation tool. As a company, Skyline …
2nd November 2022
To make it easier than ever to make both small and larger contributions to the DataMiner documentation, we have now recorded a second video on editing the DataMiner docs. This …
21st October 2022
With the Live Flowchart Troubleshooting, you can quickly identify potential root causes of issues and help us streamline the support process, making it much more efficient, fast, and accurate. The …
17th October 2022
To make it easier for everyone in the community to contribute to the DataMiner documentation, we have now recorded a short, easy-to-follow video with the basics on how to make …
5th October 2022
A backlog should be ordered. The Product Owner is the one accountable for ordering these backlogs. But how should the priorities be determined? In this article, we’ll take a look …
29th September 2022
Having a hard time coming up with creative and engaging retrospective ideas? We’re happy to announce the launch of our “retro recipes”: easy recipes to quickly cook up engaging retrospectives! …
29th August 2022
Often there will be work that is left un-“done” at the end of your Sprint. But what should happen to that unfinished work?
11th August 2022
“How do we achieve the purpose of a Daily Scrum without utilizing the three questions: What did I do yesterday? What will I do today? Are there any obstacles to …
13th July 2022
Rates, and particularly bit rates, are in many scenarios crucial pieces of information for the end user. Unfortunately, data sources don’t typically report rates directly. Instead, they report counters. And …
30th May 2022
This post highlights a very small yet essential part of a meeting, but one that is often underestimated and skipped: the warm-up!
