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When You Have No Product Owner At All
What happens when you have no product owner at all? How does a team know what features to develop in what order? via When You Have No Product Owner At All | Managing Product Development.
READ MORE »The Fighter Pilot Who Changed Software Development
For those in the Agile Software Development community who have spent any time at all looking into the Lean underpinnings of Agile, the name John Boyd should be familiar. Boyd was the originator of the OODA – Observe, Orient, Decide, Act – loop that represents a more detailed refinement of Scrum’s Inspect and [...]
READ MORE »Kanban, Scrum/XP and the Paradox of Constraints
Constraints take control away from you: by dictating, by forcing you to think and work a certain way, by limiting your options. But… Constraints help you to take control: by dictating, by forcing you to think and work a certain way, by limiting your options. via Kanban, Scrum/XP and the Paradox of Constraints [...]
READ MORE »Why Scrum will never work
Edward de Bono Six Thinking Hats theory, my last discovery. Why Scrum will never work « Maurits thinks aloud.
READ MORE »Scrum Guide 2011
Last update of this essential guide. It’s only 17 pages, so take a look! via Scrum.org: The Home of Scrum And Your Source For Scrum Training, Assessment, And Certification – Scrum Guides.
READ MORE »Agile Adoption Roadmap
To get to a fully robust Agile organization, it is important for everyone to play a role in Agile. I have found that managing a successful project from an Agile perspective requires three core roles and but must include the many adjunct roles to ensure success. Conitnue reading
READ MORE »Blog: Paul Klipp
Paul Klipp is a seasoned expert in agile software development and outsourcing. Inside his blog you can find some free ebooks about Scrum and Kanban.
READ MORE »Agile: 7 Agile Sins
Scrumphony said: “There are still a lot of people out there who believe, that agile methods are the silver bullet to all their problems. This leads us to the 7 agile sins, that I collected in this post. Let’s have a look at the 7 agile sins (I’m sure you’ll be able to add some [...]
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