Lean Transformation

As some readers of this blog may be aware, I've had the opportunity to present on a number of occasions on the topic of government and W...

There is a clear and demonstrated interest in adopting Web 2.0 within the government, but what is the first step? In the paper Change Your W...

Upon rereading my original post on SCA and Java world , I've realized that it's a little bit on the long winded side, so I thought I...

For the second part of my JavaOne 2008 coverage I'd like to talk about Service Component Architecture (SCA). I was very lucky in that I ...

I've just finished the first day of attendance at the JavaOne 2008 conference at San Francisco. The morning was kicked off with a genera...

After a flurry of initial activity, my blog has lain dormant for the last month or two. I thought I would kick off a new round of blogging ...

My client wants a complete domain model, including every field and relationship... I just finished a laborious, and somewhat exhaustive revi...

Can one use use cases on a agile project? do use cases provide any value for agile teams? I' m going to put out my opinion unequivocally...

For several years I've been convinced that one of the core concepts of a system that should be modeled is the business domain. Being ab...

During the last week of December I submitted a post discussing my intention to use CRC modeling techniques on what I would call a "mas...

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...

I recently just started work on what I consider to be a fairly large project with a large number of complex requirements. A massive amount o...

The purpose of this article is to discuss my experience in leveraging agile development approaches while delivering engagements working for ...