Thoughts on 6-Sigma and Agile
While agile and Six Sigma may have somethings in common they are culturally incompatible.
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Manifesto for Twenty-First Century Management: Part I
We spend one-third of our lives at work; it's our responsibility to make it a better place. Just as we take care of our homes so we can end up in comfort after work, shouldn't we be attempting to make work itself a better place?
Teaming Up with Scrum
Every organization faces patches of rough weather in its journey toward success. How these experiences are managed sets apart an awesome organization from "just another" one. Here's a case for adopting Scrum to tackle some of the most common yet tricky problems.
How To Write Meaningful Agile User Stories
Many teams struggle with defining "good" agile stories.
Inside an Agile Recruiting Organization
Read about an agile recruiting organization in its truest form.
Enterprise Agile or Agile Enterprise?
There is a huge world of difference between Enterprise Agile and Agile Enterprise. They are both valuable and accomplish very different things.
Why Everyone Wants To Be Agile
What does it mean to be agile and do agile as a business unit? Can agile really be used for anything, in any industry?
Agile Team Member Anti-Patterns
Let's examine agile team member roles and behaviors (or "anti-patterns") that are detrimental to the agile process.
Why culture is as important as skill for outsourced agile teams
Culture and communication style are significant factors in outsourcing IT decisions.
No, Agile Does Not Scale
...but agility scales quite well, thank you very much.
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