It saddens me to see so much argument, especially on the stream-of-consciousness world of Facebook, about Science being right. Or Religion being RIGHT! No! YES! NO! You smell anyhow….!!!! Grrrr………
I’ve been asked to be a panel member on a discussion about estimation. The other panel members are all business analysts. The audience is going to consist of business analysts…
This seems to be a theme in the world of ideas right now. Not only does learning underpin agile thinking, but it seems as thought it’s being distinguished from the…
http://www.livescience.com/18706-people-smart-democracy.html
Yoinked from VersionOne's website - all credit where it's due. [vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/35163638 w=400&h=300] Team Kanban in a Waterfall Environment from VersionOne on Vimeo. Uploaded here really so I have it…
I'm coming to be of the opinion that if someone starts to seriously get to grips with process, within software development, project management, or knowledge work in general, eventually they…
I came across this blog http://agilitrix.com/blog/ by Michael Sahota. Cue sound of trumpets, heavenly sunbeams, moment of revelation! The short version of his theme of Organizational Culture and Agility is that it's…
Ok, ok, I'm not the worlds most assiduous blogger! However, in the last few months, I've learned so much about agility, process, achievement - you know, all the good stuff.…
To my enormous delight, the Project Management Institute has finally come out with it's own Agile certification. See http://www.pmi.org/agile.aspx for more details. Although I now know some great project management…
In reading the current batch of blogs about agility, every now and then I come across someone noting that "testing after development is not optimal". Or some such. Anyone mind…