Moving beyond the Visual part of the Kanban Method
and beginning the process of collaboratively improving the system with
policies that enable you to work...
1 replies - 1302 views - 03/25/13 by Tom Howlett in Articles
Preamble:No time for that, I’m seriously late. I was leaving the office just as someone said “James, before you go…” and that was the end of any hopes...
0 replies - 1419 views - 03/24/13 by James Betteley in Articles
When you’re committing changes to Apache Subversion’s central repository, you may occasionally encounter a conflict which will cause your commit to...
0 replies - 2291 views - 03/24/13 by Jessica Thornsby in Articles
Today I read, and recommended an article by a CEO entitled A Good Place to Work. Reading the article quickly, as I sometimes do, given the multitude of blogs I...
0 replies - 1799 views - 03/24/13 by Tobias Mayer in Articles
So I’m sure we’ve all had to contemplate this at some point in our development lifetime – when is it appropriate to grant developers and architects the...
0 replies - 2423 views - 03/24/13 by Rob Sanders in Articles
Recently, for a research paper, I had some samples and I wanted to compare them. Not to compare the means (by construction, all of them were centered) but the...
0 replies - 869 views - 03/24/13 by Arthur Charpentier in Articles
The process of building a new house and developing a new software application share similar concepts and methodologies. If we examine how a house is built then...
0 replies - 1481 views - 03/24/13 by Todd Merritt in Articles
An effective hierarchy provides enough central control for coordinated
action in achieving the aim of the organization. At the same time, the...
0 replies - 813 views - 03/24/13 by Esther Derby in Articles
I have an article posted at Techwell, Management Myth #1: The Myth of 100% Utilization. This myth has always been a problem. It’s even more of a problem now...
0 replies - 1229 views - 03/24/13 by Johanna Rothman in Articles
Google Glass is coming this year, a wearable display that can keep you connected at all the times and supply information and instructions when you need...
0 replies - 2029 views - 03/23/13 by Henri Bergius in Articles
From Antifragile:There is such a thing as nonnerdy applied mathematics: find a problem first, and figure out the math that works for it (just as one...
0 replies - 2234 views - 03/22/13 by John Cook in Articles
Former ThoughtWorker Steve Moyer has written two blog entries on an aspect of an Agile mission we did a few years ago. He was the pivotal designer/implementer...
0 replies - 3063 views - 03/22/13 by Paul Hammant in Articles
Assumptions + important edge cases. That’s it. That’s all I consider when I’m testing my code. But knowing that you aren’t satisfied with such a...
0 replies - 1651 views - 03/21/13 by Nick Watts in Articles
The topic of how well a team estimates two point stories relative to one point stories (and so on) has come up in a couple of comments and replies on this blog...
1 replies - 1283 views - 03/21/13 by Mike Cohn in Articles
5 Questions was a series created by James Brett. The ideas was to ask five specific questions to members of the Scrum community and post the their replies. I...
0 replies - 2163 views - 03/21/13 by Kane Mar in Articles
