Project Management for Software Development Videos and Tutorials
Short iterations (as in Scrum / XP) or even continuous flow (as in Lean / Kanban) are an essential part of Agile planning. And yet there’s rarely much discussion of how these short iterations can actually be accomplished. Teams struggle with finding time to understand requirements, finish testing, and perform …
Lean principles can be applied to projects other than software development. IT organizations typically need to deploy a variety of commercial software systems, such as HR and Accounting systems, portals, and line-of-business packages. I will (1) present a case study of the selection of an HR system for a small …
During the past several years, we’ve each probably been building own path of learning with regard to Lean. Maybe we started with the Agile Manifesto, moved into the Poppendiecks’ books, and then spread out from there. We may have concentrated on Womack and Jones 5 Principles in “Lean Thinking”; or …
An interview with AgileThinking.net Tobias Mayer. He talks about the relationship between Scrum and the PMI.
The popularity of the Scrum method of Agile project management is largely due to its ease of adoption. In Lean terms, Scrum organizes product development resources into workcells and imposes constraints on batch transfers of work requests, while leaving other concerns to complementary methods. The Scrumban method builds on these …
Recording of a workshop given at the Scrum Gathering in Chicago, Spring 2008. The workshop talks about breaking mindsets with some radical thoughts, what it is to BE an Agile Coach, what it means to coach high performance teams and ends with a tidbit on Powerful Questions one can take …