SCRUM

While reading The Power Of Pull, I came to think about push and pull processes. Now the definition of these is not the same as a push or pull process as used in

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I’ve been thinking a bit about all these factory references that occur when discussing software development. So here is an inventory management view, I guess. Inventory, viewed from a lean perspective is

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A while back we started with one-week sprints. For several reasons. We had four-week sprints earlier, but sometimes it was unclear what we were supposed to deliver and what we delivered. Today we

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We started a new sprint today. This sprint were doing some finishing touches to the hierarchies I posted about earlier, and were touching up on filters. Were introducing logs on some domain entities,

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When working with long running software projects. The initial stakeholders and developers often leaves before the project is complete, if it ever becomes completed. As a result, the inital decisions made when starting

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Ive been working on a business plan for a business plan contest recently. It’s the first time that I write a business plan and to be honest, its opened my eyes on

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I firmly believe that; if a team has a common view of how software is to be developed. The team can produce software a lot faster. If not only for the fact that

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Ever had problems with the communication between the customer and the development team, due to hot-fixes? Hot-fixes, deliveries that are not part of the planned release cycles are a burden to the entire

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Remember, it is the people that are working with a process that evolves it. Changes to a process should come from a need by those whom work within it. I firmly believe that

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I had this discussion at work the other day, about teaching your kid the value of money. Well I have a kid at home, I cant say in the age where I have

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