Ken Schwaber doesn’t tweet very regularly. It is usually only a few tweets a month. But yesterday some of the Agile community went a little in a flurry over a tweet that he sent out: If you clicked through to the link you went to a website called controlchaos.com. For reference, here is a screen …
In a previous post I shared my wonderment of how teams work hard to reach peak performance when they cannot see each other in the gaming world. I see great synergies here with Agile – how different is it when software development is done in a distributed or offshore manner? Let’s take a look at the techniques gaming …
Most people in the Agile community are now familiar with the Marshmallow Challenge where the primary purpose is a lesson in collaboration and communication (according to the website), but for me the key takeaway is the need to prototype and fail early. In one of the post events in Agile Australia 2011 Thoughtworks took a …
Phil Kan (philxan on twitter) recently sent in a problem to the The Agile Revolution problem bag: We have a Product Manager who’s supportive of Agile in theory, but won’t do the work we need him to do. How do we manage that? A few tweets later we learnt a little more… They aren’t available for the …
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