The latest edition of the Carnival is brought to you by Pete Behrens, with a distinctively “management” flavour. And having myself been called an Agile Nazi – and worse – I gained some support from the posts I had missed first time around, particularly Julie Brooks’ Who Coaches the Coach?. The next Carnival is due… [Read more…]
Hal Macomber is a lean construction consultant who is currently developing a responsibility-based planning approach for a firm that designs high-tech manufacturing plants. The resulting process will be a hybrid of lean’s Last Planner System with Scrum. And Hal is managing the development of that process using Scrum. He has even hired a ScrumMaster from… [Read more…]
The latest agilists carnival includes a provocative discussion of the credibility of Scrum and the Scrum Alliance
This issue of the carnival consists entirely of Britblogs!
The April meeting of the AgileNorth group was a comparative review of 'Lean Software Development' and 'Agile Software Development with Scrum'
Today I became a Certified Scrum Master
In which our lack of backlog items is explored using the theory of constraints
Being a link to a piece by Mike Cohn
When the Product Owner doesn't have enough stories to drive development, try running an incremental analysis project that keeps one iteration ahead of the developers
Bad things can happen to a project if the Product Owner doesn't manage the story pile
July 20, 2007
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