Slightly behind schedule, but can Agile always be 100% on track?
...a project may finished early in the eyes of the business, but that could just be a way of sugar coating the actual truth? I've read about calculating the best...
...a project may finished early in the eyes of the business, but that could just be a way of sugar coating the actual truth? I've read about calculating the best...
...work, test some concepts, fail fast and deliver product faster. Most importantly for me – and as discussed in Chris's last blog – there was a clear shared context of...
...me to establish myself within the role, figure out good working practices within Agile and encourage, implement, coach and generally work to be a champion for Agile and Delivery Management...
...whilst the rest of us share easily understood material in widely available software. Oh, and it’s cheap. Make sure those data models see the light of day - produce data...
As a group of testers, over the past year or so we have been assessing, discussing, researching, learning and refining how we transition from a traditional waterfall approach, to providing an agile service. As with most organisations, we used to …
...feel that examinations like this seem a little backwards nowadays, not least because many of us type faster than we can write! I also felt an Agile course should be...
...risk of duplicated/missed effort, confusion and delay. How can they all be the ‘best’? Each method claims to be best (or at least good) practice for delivering IT-based services. How...
...retrospective template and shared it with the team via the team site. I have previously used a similar approach to this known as Glad - Mad - Sad and the...
...if I could do some research and find a simple solution to the problem as the tool he was using wasn’t working in the way it was intended. I spent...
...been insightful too. Feedback from the beta service has directly impacted on feature development. This is a significant change to the way we deliver our services. Do you have to...