“That’s a year of my life I will never get back” … … muttered The Agile Devil as he hung up on the latest daily…
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“That’s a year of my life I will never get back” … … muttered The Agile Devil as he hung up on the latest daily…
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Leave a CommentTo paraphrase the great Alan Partridge, there are three rules when it comes to releasing software safely: Be Lean Be Safe And that’s it. Or…
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Leave a CommentThis might get a bit ranty Being British, I should love queues. Adore them. Lovely organisation and British fairness all in one single-file line of…
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1 CommentRetrospectives are one of the great gifts of the agile process. However there are times when it may not seem that way. Here are some…
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1 CommentTriangles. Consultants love triangles. I am moving into that line of work, I better get some practice. Lovely things triangles. Look pretty in presentations. Most people…
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Leave a CommentWhen moving from waterfall to scrum, a common question occurs – where do we map our traditional roles? What do we do with our BA, QA,…
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Leave a CommentIf you have come to this page expecting to read about an awesome new problem solving technique, then I am sorry. This post is about…
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Leave a CommentLet’s talk about a subject that can be divisive. Throwaway work. There are many guidelines which can help us to decide whether a piece of…
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Leave a CommentMost people who have had some experience of Agile will be familiar with daily stand-up or scrum meetings. These meetings have a number of generally accepted practices including…
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2 CommentsHere is part two of my series on applying sporting management techniques in the Agile world. This time it is the turn of Clive Woodward…
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