Mastering the Recession with Lean, Agile and Scrum
var dzone_style = '1';Around the world, companies are challenged by the financial crisis. Companies face declining revenue and fixed costs. Lean, Agile and Scrum help your company at all levels to...
View ArticleCoping with change on Scrum projects (part I)
var dzone_style = '1';Introduction Most folks don't like change. I know I don't. But one things certain, adopting an Agile approach to software development requires much change in an organization....
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10 Contracts for your next Agile Software Project
var dzone_style = '1';As a customer or supplier of software services at the beginning of a Software Development Project, you know that there is too much at stake to work with just a verbal agreement. A...
View ArticleFixed price part 2, Fix it with agile!
var dzone_style = '1';In my previous fixed price article I looked at why fixed price is not only bad for suppliers but also for clients. I also argued that contrary to popular belief using big design...
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The 7 Software Development Wastes - Lean series Part 5 - Motion
var dzone_style = '1';IntroductionPrevious posts on software development wastes can be found here: In-Process Inventory/Partially done work , Over Production/Extra Features , Extra Processing and...
View ArticleIf you're not moving you're not agile
var dzone_style = '1';Lately I've seen a couple of doom scenario's scetched out for agile. It seems agile is dead or at least dying at the hand of the PMI. I don't want to bash the authors of these...
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Switching stories mid sprint
var dzone_style = '1';IntroductionI blogged about this some time ago and then posted the blog on various agile forums to judge peoples responses. Most of the responses were well reasoned, however, one...
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