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1. In Hindsight…
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... examination of the past in order to shape the future. We want to understand past events both good and bad, and also how our emotions influenced those events. It is a learning experience.  It is learning ...
2. Stairway to Agility
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... the larger problem into smaller problems.  Solve the smaller problem and allow the business to validate the solution moves us closer to the broader goal.  If it does not, then we are in a good position ...
3. The Elusive Agile Enterprise
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... bonuses of up to 144% based on the performance of his group; not based on outperforming some other group.  Everyone is focused on contributing to the overall good of RB, not just their specific group.  ...
4. The Practices Isn't What's Hard
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... Oh, yes, here's my outline and where was I? Back into the groove, the outline is coming toget... ARRF! - My dog wants back in, he's tired of the cat now and the couch is looking pretty good Now to my outli... ...
5. Maturing APLN Houston
(Activities/Recent Activities)
... While this obligates us to do those things needed to remain a corporation in good standing, it will in no way change our leadership model.  Having a self-organizing, self-directing leadership team has ...
6. Not Suitable for Agile?
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
I was very pleased to see that the current issue of PMI's PM Network publication (May 2010, Volume 24, No.5) contains a couple of good articles on agility. In particular, Sandra Guy gets it right in her ...
7. Agile2010 Experience
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... Agile Manifesto. Second, was to set the tone of the adoption stage team. User stories offered a good way to do that and so we focused on achieving these six stories: As a session submitter, I want to get ...
As good technicians we like to solve problems.  That’s a good deal of the reason we got into the software business to begin with; we like to take on a problem, solve it, and see instantaneous, tangible ...
... a good dose of common sense, Stand Back and Deliver will change how you view projects and help you utilize your organization’s resources to deliver just what is needed. As a developer I learned early that ...
10. Agility: What’s In It for Me?
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
Also published in the February 2010 edition of the PMI Houston newsletter Project Landscape.     Agile adoptions often generate this question from senior management and without a good answer, the ...
11. The Art of Burndown
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... iteration? Is the team able to assess their day-to-day progress and make good decisions about what work they can really complete? Simply completing the number of hours of work intended during an iteration ...
12. Agility: Its Advanced Citizenship
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... that are very appropriate to consider as we think about forming agile teams: As you grow, your personality changes. You will grow the most in your areas of greatest weakness. A good team member does ...
13. Individuals and Interactions
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... serves as a good foundation for the rest. Getting the right individuals interacting in constructive ways is not a new idea, nor one suddenly born when thinking of software development.   Consider Dan Pompei's ...
14. What is Wrong with Waterfall?
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... The short answer is nothing is wrong with waterfall methods.  We've all done good work using these methods and I expect that we will all do more good work with them as well. Let's look a little deeper ...
15. Fearless Change
(Resources/Reading Room)
... the Waters while taking Time for Reflection and focusing on Small Successes. Without knowing the particulars of these patterns we still have a good sense of what course we want to take. The actual pattern ...
16. Requirements Truths
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... or false? How you answer that might be a good indication of the project management methods best suited for your project. If you think that these four statements of mostly true, then a traditional, step-wise, ...
... expectation. If you are looking for your software development efforts to be on time, on budget, and to deliver all the requested functionality however, statistics show you stand a very good chance of being ...
18. Avoiding The Corporate Death Spiral
(Web Links / Agile on the Web)
Thoughts and examples - good and bad - on the state of business and how to improve competitiveness and quality of life for everybody; from Gregg Stocker. ...
19. Managing Product Development
(Web Links / Agile on the Web)
Management, especially good management, is hard to do. This blog is for people who want to think about how they manage people, projects, and risk. From Johanna Rothman. ...
 
 
 
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