Shortly after my last post, my website got hacked. At first, it seemed like a minor glitch: Visitors clicking from google would be redirected to a harmless directory site. However, I was rather occupied with significant business travel, while … Continue reading →
This post currently appears as the latest installment of my recurring “The Agile Project Manager” column in the January issue of PM Network magazine. PMI members can view the original printing of the column here: http://www.pmnetwork-digital.com/pmnetwork/201101?folio=17 “How much up-front planning should we do? How many people should we hire? How many meetings, documents and procedures [...]
Some of you probably already get this… some of you might even disagree… but unless you are building software as a hobby… chances are, you building software for money. In other words, someone is paying you to write software for them. Why would someone pay you money to show up and write software? They are [...]
Kevin Ryan at IT Kanban just released a podcast with me. Check it out
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Mattias
I’ve published another book! This one’s called “Lean from the Trenches“. It is about how we scaled a 60-person project by combing techniques from Kanban, Scrum, and XP. I chose this title because it really it illustrates how to put Lean principles into practice in a software project, especially the notion of an end-to-end Kanban read more »
Hi Brazil! I’m happy to say that I’ll be visiting you in a few weeks. I’ll be involved in two public events together with Samuel Crescêncio: Feb 10: Public seminar about Lean & Agile (in Florianopolis). More info coming soon. Feb 13-14: Certified ScrumMaster course in São Paulo. The course will be in English, but Samuel read more »
Well it turns out the “controversy” about AgileExams turned out to be the biggest of misunderstandings. The Testimonials Were Authentic: Several of AgileExams customers contacted me and revealed the root cause of this confusion is the fussiness of PMI.org’s online … Continue reading →
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