Contents tagged with Agile
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What metrics should you track?
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SPIN Kanban Talk
My talk at the Rose City SPIN last night went very well. We had a small core of dedicated people. Lots of good questions and we could dive into the specifics. Thanks to Rhea for doing a great job organizing the event.
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PADNUG Talk: Kanban presentation
My talk at PADNUG last night went very well. We had standing room only, with many new faces. Rich and Jason run a great meeting - thanks guys.
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Agile Open NW 2009
Agile Open NW 2009 has been scheduled for Feb 10-11, 2009 at the Ambridge Event Center in Portland, OR.
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Speaking about Lean Software/Kanban at PADNUG on Mar 3, 2009
I'm be speaking at the March 2009 Portland Area .NET Users Group (PADNUG) meeting.
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Evolution of a Kanban board
In No More Iterations I showed our 1st attempt at a kanban board. Now that we have a little more experience I'd like to show you where we are now and where we stopped on the way.
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Throughput vs. Velocity
Throughput and velocity are ways of measuring how fast a team can do work. Knowing how fast a team is going allows the team and their stakeholders to know when something is going to be done.
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Corey Ladas explains Scrum-ban
Cory has a great post titled: Scrum-ban | Lean Software Engineering. In it he describes how a team can take advantage of kanban within a Scrum environment.
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Agile Open Northwest 2008 - Mar. 18-19 in Seattle, WA
Here is a flyer for your office
I attended AONW last year and had a fabulous time. It was great to reconnect with some of the local practitioners and have some really interesting conversations and be introduced to new idea. If you can make it I would highly recommend attending this year. Remember, attendance is limited to the first 100 people, so sign up soon! Look me up and I'll buy you a frosty beverage of your choice. -
Expedited Stories
I mentioned in my No More Iterations post that we didn't really know how support requests were going to affect the overall system. As is often the case I didn't have to wait long to find out.