Nr	Link	Description
1	Agile Alliance	A comprehensive resource covering Agile principles, with insights from leading industry experts and in-depth articles on Agile best practices.
2	Mountain Goat Software Blog	Mike Cohn, a renowned Agile expert, shares his knowledge on SCRUM and Agile development. Known for practical tips on user stories and team dynamics.
3	Scrum.org Blog	The official blog by Scrum.org features insights on SCRUM practices, updates on SCRUM certifications, and perspectives from certified SCRUM trainers.
4	Mind the Product	Although primarily for product managers, Mind the Product covers Agile principles, product development, and team collaboration, offering a wealth of Agile insights.
5	Agile Sherpas	Focuses on Agile marketing and provides excellent insights into adapting Agile methodologies outside software development.
6	Leading Agile	Offers strategic advice on Agile transformation and includes case studies and lessons learned from real-world Agile implementations.
7	ThoughtWorks Insights	Covers Agile, DevOps, and Lean with articles from ThoughtWorks consultants. A good source for learning how Agile fits into larger organizational strategies.
8	Agile Manifesto Blog	The blog dives into the origins of Agile principles and features contributions from Agile Manifesto co-authors and other pioneers.
9	Scrum Inc. Blog	Founded by Jeff Sutherland, this blog provides expert content on scaling SCRUM and Agile transformations, especially for larger organizations.
10	Agile Coach Journal	Great resource for Agile coaches, with practical advice on team facilitation, coaching practices, and Agile leadership.
11	Atlassian Agile Blog	Atlassian shares insights on Agile practices and the use of tools like Jira and Trello to support Agile project management.
12	Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) Blog	A go-to blog for large enterprises looking to implement SAFe, it covers topics like Agile release trains, Lean portfolio management, and scaling.
13	ScrumMaster Toolbox Podcast Blog	Hosted by Vasco Duarte, this blog accompanies the podcast, focusing on daily challenges and solutions for SCRUM Masters and Agile coaches.
14	InfoQ Agile	Known for high-quality, research-driven content, InfoQ covers the latest trends and case studies in Agile and SCRUM.
15	Agile Amped by SolutionsIQ	A blog and podcast featuring insights from Agile leaders on topics like Agile transformation and continuous improvement.
16	The Agileist	Covers a variety of Agile and Lean practices, with in-depth posts on team dynamics, Agile metrics, and product ownership.
17	Agile Uprising	Offers unconventional takes on Agile practices and has a mix of interviews, opinion pieces, and lessons from Agile implementations.
18	Scrum Alliance Blog	The official SCRUM Alliance blog provides insights from certified SCRUM trainers and community members on best practices.
19	The Agile Times	An aggregation site for Agile content, providing access to the latest articles, case studies, and expert opinions in the Agile space.
20	Agile Lean Life	Focuses on applying Agile and Lean principles to personal productivity, goal-setting, and self-improvement.
21	Roman Pichler’s Blog	Renowned product management expert Roman Pichler shares insights on product ownership, roadmaps, and Agile product strategy.
22	Agile Coffee	An Agile podcast and blog offering casual discussions on Agile principles and SCRUM, often featuring interviews with industry experts.
23	The Digital Project Manager	Focuses on Agile in project management, with practical tips on managing digital and remote teams.
24	Joel on Software	Written by Joel Spolsky, this blog is well-known for covering software development, Agile processes, and team productivity.
25	Agile42 Blog	Agile42 shares insights on Agile transformation, team coaching, and how to create Agile cultures within organizations.
26	James Shore’s Blog	Known for in-depth essays on Agile development and Extreme Programming, James Shore’s blog is a must-read for Agile purists.
27	Lyssa Adkins Blog	Lyssa Adkins, author of Coaching Agile Teams, shares insights on Agile leadership, team coaching, and the Agile mindset.
38	The Clever PM	Offers a product management perspective on Agile with advice on managing requirements, prioritizing work, and stakeholder communication.
29	Agile For All Blog	Agile For All provides a mix of posts on Agile coaching, team collaboration, and practical applications of Agile methodologies.
30	Software Development Today by Vasco Duarte	Hosted by Vasco Duarte, this blog covers Agile development, with a focus on product ownership and software team productivity.

1. Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time by Jeff Sutherland

• A comprehensive introduction to Scrum by one of its co-creators. Sutherland breaks down the principles of Scrum with real-life examples and tips for boosting productivity.

2. The Lean Startup by Eric Ries

• Not specifically about Scrum, but a must-read for understanding Lean principles that complement Agile. Ries shares strategies for fast iterations and learning from customers.

3. Agile Estimating and Planning by Mike Cohn

• This book offers a deep dive into planning, estimation, and scheduling in Agile projects. Cohn presents practical techniques for delivering projects predictably.

4. The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win by Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, and George Spafford

• A novel that introduces DevOps and Lean principles in an engaging story format. The book is perfect for understanding Agile and DevOps in real-world scenarios.

5. User Story Mapping: Discover the Whole Story, Build the Right Product by Jeff Patton

• Learn how to use story mapping to build products that deliver value. Patton explains how to structure and prioritize features in a way that aligns with customer needs.

6. The Agile Samurai: How Agile Masters Deliver Great Software by Jonathan Rasmusson

• This book is a hands-on guide to Agile that covers key concepts with practical tips, presented in a clear and engaging style.

7. Coaching Agile Teams: A Companion for ScrumMasters, Agile Coaches, and Project Managers in Transition by Lyssa Adkins

• Perfect for Scrum Masters and Agile coaches, this book dives into the nuances of coaching teams, fostering collaboration, and leading change.

8. The Lean Product Playbook: How to Innovate with Minimum Viable Products and Rapid Customer Feedback by Dan Olsen

• A practical guide on applying Lean principles to product development, focusing on customer needs and rapid iterations.

9. Essential Scrum: A Practical Guide to the Most Popular Agile Process by Kenneth S. Rubin

• An in-depth guide that covers the basics and advanced techniques in Scrum, complete with visual aids and diagrams.

10. Succeeding with Agile: Software Development Using Scrum by Mike Cohn

• Cohn offers strategies for transitioning teams to Scrum, addressing common pitfalls, and ensuring sustainable Agile practices.

11. The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable by Patrick Lencioni

• Though not exclusively about Agile, this book is essential for understanding team dynamics, communication, and conflict—key elements of successful Agile teams.

12. Scrum Mastery: From Good to Great Servant-Leadership by Geoff Watts

• A must-read for Scrum Masters, this book provides practical advice for servant leadership and fostering a productive team environment.

13. Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink

• This book explores motivation, purpose, and autonomy, which are core to Agile team productivity and culture.

14. The Scrum Fieldbook: A Master Class on Accelerating Performance, Getting Results, and Defining the Future by J.J. Sutherland

• Written by Jeff Sutherland’s son, this book brings Scrum principles into diverse fields, sharing strategies for implementing Scrum at scale.

15. Kanban: Successful Evolutionary Change for Your Technology Business by David J. Anderson

• Explore how to implement Kanban, another Agile approach, to optimize workflows and improve project transparency.

16. Agile Project Management with Kanban by Eric Brechner

• A guide to Agile project management using Kanban, focusing on prioritization, efficiency, and managing work in progress.

17. Scrum and XP from the Trenches by Henrik Kniberg

• A hands-on guide that shows how to combine Scrum and Extreme Programming (XP) practices for successful Agile delivery.

18. The DevOps Handbook: How to Create World-Class Agility, Reliability, & Security in Technology Organizations by Gene Kim, Patrick Debois, John Willis, and Jez Humble

• Essential for understanding the intersection of Agile and DevOps, with a focus on continuous delivery and organizational transformation.

19. Sprint: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days by Jake Knapp

• Developed by Google Ventures, this book offers a framework for rapid prototyping and problem-solving, which pairs well with Agile product development.

20. Lean UX: Designing Great Products with Agile Teams by Jeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden

• Focuses on integrating UX and Agile practices, providing strategies for collaborative design and iterative feedback.

Read also my Top 10 book page.

1. Jira

Description: Jira by Atlassian is a popular project management tool specifically designed for Agile teams. It supports SCRUM and Kanban boards, backlog prioritization, sprint planning, and comprehensive reporting.

2. Trello

Description: Trello offers a simple, visual approach to project management with customizable Kanban boards. Ideal for smaller Agile teams, it’s known for its intuitive interface and integrations.

3. Asana

Description: Asana allows teams to organize and track work through customizable workflows. It supports task assignments, project timelines, and is flexible for Agile practices like SCRUM and Kanban.

4. ClickUp

Description: ClickUp is a highly flexible productivity tool with support for Agile workflows, task tracking, and collaboration. It includes features like time tracking, sprints, and customizable dashboards.

5. Monday.com

Description: Monday.com provides a visual and collaborative workspace for Agile teams. It supports customizable workflows, timeline views, and integrations, making it ideal for project management in Agile environments.

6. Wrike

Description: Wrike is a work management tool that allows for Agile project planning, progress tracking, and task dependencies. It’s useful for managing complex projects and supporting cross-functional teams.

7. Microsoft Azure DevOps

Description: Azure DevOps provides tools for version control, reporting, and automated builds. It’s especially useful for development teams working in SCRUM, Kanban, or hybrid Agile methodologies.

8. Targetprocess

Description: Targetprocess is a visual project management tool that supports Agile frameworks like SCRUM and SAFe. It’s highly customizable and ideal for managing complex projects across teams.

9. VersionOne

Description: VersionOne is a comprehensive Agile management tool designed for enterprise-level Agile projects. It supports multiple Agile methodologies, such as SCRUM, Kanban, and SAFe.

10. Zoho Sprints

Description: Zoho Sprints is an Agile project management tool tailored for SCRUM teams. It includes features like backlog management, sprint planning, and velocity tracking.

11. Rally Software (CA Agile Central)

Description: Rally is a powerful tool for scaling Agile across large organizations. It offers detailed reporting, backlog management, and supports multiple Agile methodologies.

12. Miro

Description: Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform that is great for brainstorming, planning, and retrospective sessions in Agile teams. It’s highly flexible for SCRUM ceremonies and Agile collaboration.

13. ClickTime

Description: ClickTime is a time-tracking and resource management tool that helps Agile teams stay on track with sprints, project budgets, and deadlines.

14. Planbox

Description: Planbox offers tools for Agile project management, backlog management, and sprint planning. It also has an innovation management module, making it unique for Agile teams focused on continuous improvement.

15. Scrumwise

Description: Scrumwise is a straightforward, SCRUM-dedicated project management tool that focuses on simplicity. It’s designed for easy sprint and backlog management without unnecessary complexity.

16. Favro

Description: Favro combines project management and collaboration in a single tool. It’s highly customizable, allowing Agile teams to use it as a Kanban or SCRUM board and track sprint progress.

17. Agilefant

Description: Agilefant is an Agile tool that supports both SCRUM and Kanban methodologies. It offers backlog management, time tracking, and hierarchical task organization for better project clarity.

18. Yodiz

Description: Yodiz is an Agile project management tool that includes SCRUM boards, Kanban boards, and comprehensive reporting. It’s a good choice for teams looking for feature-rich Agile project tracking.

19. Taiga

Description: Taiga is an open-source project management tool for Agile teams. It supports SCRUM and Kanban workflows and is known for its user-friendly interface and flexibility.

20. LeanKit

Description: LeanKit is a Kanban-based project management tool designed for Agile teams focusing on Lean principles. It helps teams visualize workflows, manage backlogs, and optimize processes.

21. mural.co/

Description: Work more efficiently and productively to get to market faster with Mural, the secure, AI-powered, visual work platform, purpose-built for collaboration.

22. Montercarlo Simulatie

Description: Monte Carlo simulation looks at how your team actually performs – not how they think they might perform in an ideal scenario. It takes into account all those real-world factors that story points can’t capture. 

23. Thunderdome Empower Your Agile Teams

Description: Elevate your agile practices, foster seamless collaboration, and unlock your team’s full potential with our innovative suite of tools.

23. RetroTool

Description: Try the easiest to use tool for running engaging online retrospectives for your remote or hybrid teams.