Agile2011 Recap
Agile2011 in Salt Lake City is wrapped up now and I am back home. I had originally planned to do some summary posts while I was there, but with all the great company and activities I just never found...
View ArticleIs Working Software Enough?
For the past few weeks, maybe even months, I have started to feel like the dynamics between the Scrum team and myself, the product owner, were not working in the best interest of the product overall....
View ArticleCreating a Kaizen Culture for a High Maturity Agile Organization | The...
Creating a Kaizen Culture for a High Maturity Agile Organization | The Agilista PM. An agile transformation is far more than simply a process change. At it’s core, an agile transformation is a culture...
View ArticleA Better Project Model than the “Waterfall”– Jeff Gothelf – Harvard Business...
Despite the confidence inspired by all of this upfront planning and design, the only guaranteed thing to come out at the end of this waterfall process is the wrong solution. Instead of presenting their...
View ArticleWhy Physical Task Boards Still Matter -LeadingAgile
while counter intuitive and seeming to cause more work, having a physical task board in addition to your online tool can be a big boost on your way to becoming a high performing agile team. Source: Why...
View ArticleThe Declaration of Interdependence
Since we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the 4th of July, I thought it was a good time to look at another declaration related to the agile space. In 2005 a group of leaders...
View ArticleAn Agile Transformation Story from 1984
Earlier this week I was listening to my normal podcasts during my commute. The latest podcast for This American Life was a story about the NUMMI plant. If you aren’t familiar with the NUMMI plant,...
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