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Frequently Asked Questions about Agile Technical Skills
What are the Agile Engineering Skills, Scrum Developer Practices, or Software Craftsmanship practices?
These are three (of many) common names for a set of practices assembled in the mid-1990s to support and improve Agile
Marker Fanatics & Facilitating with Great Markers!
Great markers provide you with the option to create many different types of charts, diagrams, and pictures in your training or facilitated sessions. If you don’t use markers in your sessions, that might be a sign you need to make some changes!
Early Agile Scaling at Adobe
Scaling agile is a hot topic these days. I’ve recently given a presentation at a few local user groups about the experience of scaling agile at Adobe. The presentation describes early scaling as well as our experience helping a large shared technology group adopt a model using the Spotify Approach as a template. Below
The future of agile: changing the world of work
I gave a presentation at the Scrum Gathering in Phoenix AZ about the historic context of Agile and Scrum, and where we are headed next. While agile practices like Scrum and XP are fairly mainstream in software companies, Agile as a mindset is still in the early adopter phase
I’ll be speaking in January at the Phoenix Scrum User Group
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 Agile Isn’t the Same as BEING Agile!” The presentation is loosely based on my blog entry “Agile antipattern: Doing Agile!” If you are in the Phoenix area please stop by
The 7 Deadly Sins of Almost Being Agile presentation from Agile 2009
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 quite doing agile. In order to do that we gave a presentation helping them understand some of the basic issues. However, we also recognize every organization is different. We