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1. In Hindsight…
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... and be the one true mirror in which the team can see itself. As agile leaders we cannot let the team cheat themselves out of having productive retrospectives.  We must instead reach in to find ways of ...
2. Stairway to Agility
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... goals. Want to improve the alignment between your business and technology groups? How about getting your products to market faster? Perhaps being more predictable in delivering your projects? Getting a ...
3. The Elusive Agile Enterprise
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... Borders; April 2010 issue, reprint R1004K).  The Reckitt Benckiser (RB) name is not the household name that its competitors Proctor & Gamble, Unilever, and Colgate are; but you likely buy their products ...
4. APLN Houston Midyear Checkpoint
(Activities/Recent Activities)
... Shravan Arra) and spent a productive Saturday afternoon reviewing and evolving our plans for the remainder of the year.  We also put two Innovation Games to use to help us.  First Speed Boat as a retrospective ...
5. The Practices Isn't What's Hard
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... productivity tools and gadgets actually sap our productivity? I have 5 work related email accounts, which does not include a client's email, and I monitor 6 more for the professional organizations I am ...
6. Scrum Basics for Product Owners
(Services/Training)
... its roles and ceremonies, as well the typical artifacts it produces.  In addition the workshop focuses on Scrum’s Product Owner role in the software development domain and identifies what the Product Owner ...
7. Scrum Basics for Developers
(Services/Training)
... goals and priorities Exercise: Draft sample project statement Project Planning The agile planning spirit Iron Triangle versus the Agile Triangle Creating the initial product backlog Exercise: Write sample ...
8. APLN Leadership Summit
(Downloads/Presentations)
... colleague  Bryan Campbell.   You’ve started down an agile adoption path; teams are working from prioritized product backlogs; iteration goals are being set and achieved; and working software is created ...
... direction. How do traditional development teams and their managers respond?  Too frequently they take on the problem and solve it by making their own product requirements decisions; hoping for tangible ...
... agile team, some claim that leadership and leaders are obsolete. Or, is a different type of leadership exactly what agile teams need to truly flourish? Whether you are a senior manager, product owner, ...
11. Highlights
(About Me/About Me)
... and priorities.    For a provider of oil & gas software products: Provided agile leadership and coaching for a product development group to improve their adoption of agile values and practices. Consulted ...
12. You Want That When?
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... and/or a quick update of your resume. In an agile world, project schedules that are derived from executive fiat will ultimately lower product quality and destroy the team, not necessarily in that order.  ...
13. The Art of Burndown
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... its work, and the chart is intended to communicate the progress of the team during an iteration. If you were the product owner, or other stakeholder for this project, what would this burndown actually ...
14. Artful Making
(Resources/Reading Room)
Artful Making – Rob Austin & Lee Devin  “A theatre company consistently delivers a valuable, innovative product under the pressure of a very firm deadline (opening night). That product, a play, executes ...
15. Meeting Management - for SYSCO
(Downloads/Presentations)
Meetings often tend to just spring up out of nowhere and accomplish nothing.  Here are some tips for planning and conducting productive meetings that accomplish real business goals.  ...
16. Welcome
('Uncategorised Content')
... recognize that agility in of itself is not a goal, or at least not a productive one.  The goal is for teams and organizations to deliver business value in the most effective way possible. Agility is often ...
17. AgileProductDesign.com
(Web Links / Agile on the Web)
Holistic Product Design & Development from Jeff Patton ...
18. 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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