This 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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Published 21/10/2016
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Published 15/08/2016
The Death of the Retro
Retrospectives 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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Published 08/07/2016
Software Release Triangles
Triangles. 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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Published 02/05/2016
The Problem Solving Bucket
If 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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Published 10/04/2016
The Beauty of Throwing Things Away
Let’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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Published 21/03/2016
The Death of Stand-Ups
Most 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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Published 02/03/2016
Clive Woodward and the Clean Shirts Theory
Here 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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Published 07/02/2016
“T-Shaped” vs “I-Shaped” People – Fielding is an Attitude
This is the first of two posts that looks at a sport management idea and attempts to apply it to agile working practices. Never let it be…
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Published 06/12/2015
Value Points: Estimating Business Value
Estimating Costs vs Benefits There has been much talk about “business value” and “business impact” in my world recently. In my experience, the cost part…
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Published 29/09/2015
Story Liquidity – the role that liquidity plays in Agile
When thinking recently about the role that liquidity plays in the financial markets, it struck me that parallels could be drawn between asset liquidity and something I will call “story liquidity”
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