Agile antipatterns: Agile burn-down chart roundup post
Do you want to see several different ways agile and scrum burn-down charts can lie? If so, you are in the right place! This month I…
Do you want to see several different ways agile and scrum burn-down charts can lie? If so, you are in the right place! This month I…
That burndown chart looks sweet doesn’t it? The team finished the iteration on time. What could possibly be wrong. Well, a lot actually. Notice that…
This blog entry is being posted on Wednesday, December 23 at noon MST. Why? Because I don’t plan to be on my computer very much,…
Ever see a burndown chart like the one to the left? I’ve been on a big burndown chart kick lately and when I saw this…
I’m honored to be the featured speaker at the January 28, 2010 meeting of the Phoenix Scrum User Group. I’ll be making a presentation called “Doing…
In my last post I gave you insight into how I do my work as an agile team of 1. What I didn’t mention is…
See that picture off to the left? That is me and my agile team! It’s not a bad picture, but there appears to be something…
This presentation was originally given at Agile 2009 in Chicago. Richard Lawrence and I wanted to give teams a bit of hope if they weren’t…
Does your team have an iteration burndown chart (giving credit only for completed stories) look like the one to the left? If so there are a…
In my last blog Agile antipattern: Taking on large stories I said I would give you some tips on how to split stories. First though, it is…
Earlier this week I posted a blog entry “Agile antipattern: Burndown charts that hide the truth” which dealt with one way a burndown chart could…
Want to win an Amazon gift certificate? This month I am starting a new feature in the blog. The feature is called “Agile question of…
See that burndown chart over there to the left? It looks beautiful doesn’t it? It is an actual burndown chart with no made up data. …
Recently I’ve been asked to write an occasional article for the Weekly PM Insights newsletter. This newsletter is published every Sunday night and so far has…
As this blog entry is published I am teaching an agile/scrum course to a client in Flanders, New Jersey. You might want to ask “Bob,…
Here in the United States we will be celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday, November 26. If you are currently on an agile team you…
I spent the past week in Orlando, Florida at the Agile Development Practices conference and I heard a number of people say “We do agile…
One of the Lean Principles is “Respect People.” I think it may be the most important lean principle. When I teach a course and get…
On October 20, the Agile Cooperative will be hosting a free one-day seminar designed to give attendees a lot of information about what is really…
When dealing with an agile implementation, particularly in the case of a new agile team, we often make things too complex and difficult. We tend…
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