Scrum Gathering 2009 – Interview with Tobias Mayer
An interview with AgileThinking.net Tobias Mayer. He talks about the relationship between Scrum and the PMI. [vimeo 4148179 480 360]
Scrumban
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 …
The Road from Project Manager to Agile Coach – 2 of 2
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 …
What they Don’t Teach You About Software at School: Be Smart!
This is a keynote given by Ivar Jacobson at Jazoon 2009. One of the most popular buzzwords in software development is agile. Today everyone wants to be agile. That is good! However, being agile is not enough. You also need to be smart. What does that mean? Smart is about …
The Road from Project Manager to Agile Coach – 1 of 2
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 …
The Leadership Tipping Point
Leaders can stifle progress when they unnecessarily interfere with team processes. However, as a leader, you don’t want your project to go over the cliff and fail miserably or deliver the wrong results either. There are times when leaders should stand back and let the team work things out for …