What December reveals about the way we use contract talent Many organisations rely on contract talent and resource augmentation to maintain delivery momentum. External contractors are often brought in under pressure, with the intention of easing load and keeping work moving. But when contract talent is treated as capacity alone, the result is often moreContinue reading "Contract talent, capacity and capability. What December reveals about resource augmentation"

ScrumCraft named in AFR’s 100 Fast Starters list We’re proud to share that ScrumCraft has been recognised by the Australian Financial Review as one of Australia’s 100 Fast Starters. It’s a meaningful moment for us and an opportunity to pause, reflect, and reaffirm why we exist. Because the real story isn’t speed.It’s momentum with meaning.Continue reading "A Growth Story Anchored in Human Potential"

The Art of Clarity: How to Write Great Acceptance Criteria In agile, there’s one deceptively small practice that separates high-performing teams from the rest: writing great acceptance criteria.It’s not glamorous. It’s not complex. But it’s the difference between work that almost delivers and work that actually does. This article will help you understand what acceptanceContinue reading

AbstractEpics are essential tools in modern agile delivery, but they are widely misunderstood. Many teams treat epics as containers for vague ambition rather than purposeful direction. This paper explores the strategic role of epics, why clear epic writing matters, and how outcome-driven epics align teams, enable better decisions, and build delivery momentum. It introduces aContinue reading "From Noise to Narrative: The Case for Writing Better Epics"