Nov 06 2008
Slides on agile support and operations
Mattias Skarin has a post on Agile for support and operations in 5 min. A bit thin on information, but it has some interesting concepts like kanban boards and visualization of cycle time.
Archive for the tag 'scrum'
Sep 15 2008
Learning Scrum
Geoff Watts was in Oslo a while back giving a talk on how British Telecom introduced Scrum to the organisation. Important elements in his talk was how to motivate, and how to let experience gained in some teams propagate to other teams. To summarize in short it was by stating the goal instead of how [...]
Jul 02 2008
Agile smells
There’s a scrum alliance wiki that has a list of known scrum smells (think like code smells).
Via Mark Levison.
May 02 2008
Finding the good scrum
Passing the Nokia test does not mean you are good at agile. Don’t stop when you can say yes to the tests, that’s when the action begins. That’s when you passed the basics, and start to learn. You still have a long way to go, so don’t stop improving.
Feb 05 2008
The Scrum Papers
It might not be news, but it was to me. Seems like Sutherland and Schwaber is working on a new book titled The Scrum Papers (link to draft pdf). Havn’t had a real good lok yet, but should be a good read.