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There's been a lot of hype lately about 5G networks. You've probably heard or read that 5G is next generation wireless network technology that’s expected to change the way people live and work. While it's been reported that 5G service is expected to be nearly 100 times faster than 4G, what will this really mean for technological advancements in industry and just how will that impact the consumer?

I think its fair to say that, once 5G networks are installed for broad usage (which has been predicted to take years), it will revolutionize how the mobile world functions. It will redefine the mobile app developer's ability to impact user experience and will, once again, change the ways in which humans interact. Read on:

Misuse of velocity seems to me to be one of the most common mistakes scrum teams make.  Many developers, scrum masters, product owners, and managers misunderstand the purpose of this metric, or measure it in such a way that it loses its meaning.  I think it’s time to go back to basics on what velocity is and how it should be used in a modern scrum team.

Velocity is a simple measurement of story points completed in an iteration. If velocity is so simple, what could go wrong?  This article will look at the top five mistakes scrum teams make when using velocity and show how to correct them.