Lean Transformation

Despite the fact that the agile manifesto was signed over ten years ago agile adoption remains uneven. One manifestation of this is how ofte...

Physical objects tend to help teams perform, communicate and operate more effectively. We've seen this trend with iteration planning boa...

This week has seen a flurry of activity online concerning the current state of scrum, it's flaws, and if it should be changed. While cri...

RUP Principles As I have said before, one of the best parts of RUP is the principles and best practices. Probably the fact that RUP has exp...

In my Previous post I mentioned that the rational unified process is slightly modified can offer good value to large-scale projects, in t...

This post is a continuation of my Previous post on my preferred development approach. Reading about Agile Is Pretty Simple (which is a good ...

In this post I thought I would describe my delivery approach of choice, in a brief, and (hopefully) understandable format. As anybody who kn...

It's been a while since I've had the opportunity to blog, but last week I had a opportunity to present on real-world agile developme...

Scott Ambler has recently started a blog Agile Software Development at Scale . Finally, an established authority on agile is providing advic...

In my experiences, when a lot of resources speak about SDLC (short for software development lifecycle) in my organization they immediately f...