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Cost of Delay – interview with Don Reinertsen

Cost of delay (COD) is something we all need better understanding of. Don Reinertsen explains some of the mysteries of this elusive subject to Anders Sixtensson of Softhouse. Don Reinertsen at Lean Tribe´s seminar in Lund Anders Sixtensson:...

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Rapid Software Testing – a context-driven test approach

Lately, there has been much buzz about Rapid Software Testing which has been described as “the closest thing in the business to a martial art of software testing.” Michael Bolton – the Rapid Software Guru – explains to Kristoffer Nordström...

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Time for Change – interview with Esther Derby

Lean & Agile management needs a new breed of managers focused on spawning motivation, supporting team-based work and understanding systems. Here, Esther Derby discusses her views on Lean & Agile management with Kristoffer Nordström...

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Size XXL – Lean and Agile projects within Ericsson

Methodology must be adapted, every developer must understand their part in the whole and architecture issues are key – these are three conclusions that Ericsson have reached from their experience of running large-scale Lean & Agile projects. For...

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Software Craftsmanship – is about changing the industry to focus on professionalism

When Corey Haines lost his job in 2008 after working for a long time invarious types of companies, he decided to go on a pair-programming tour, in exchange for room and board. This brought him some fame but also somenew ideas; today he is one...

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Pomodoro technique – fits perfectly inside scrum

Recently, Pomodoro Technique has become increasingly popular among software  developers in the Lean and Agile communities. Kristoffer Nordström...

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Making the product backlog lean

“We have 12,000 stories in our product backlog. How can we best groom it?”, I was recently asked. Trying to deal with a huge product backlog...

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2011-11-29-3711

Cost of Delay – interview with Don Reinertsen

Cost of delay (COD) is something we all need better understanding of. Don Reinertsen explains some of the mysteries of this elusive subject to Anders Sixtensson of Softhouse.

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femal-samurai

Rapid Software Testing – a context-driven test approach

Lately, there has been much buzz about Rapid Software Testing which has been described as “the closest thing in the business to a martial art of software testing.” Michael Bolton – the Rapid Software Guru – explains to Kristoffer Nordström of Softhouse.

Continue Reading »

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Time for Change – interview with Esther Derby

Lean & Agile management needs a new breed of managers focused on spawning motivation, supporting team-based work and understanding systems. Here, Esther Derby discusses her views on Lean & Agile management with Kristoffer Nordström of Softhouse.

Continue Reading »

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Size XXL – Lean and Agile projects within Ericsson

Methodology must be adapted, every developer must understand their part in the whole and architecture issues are key – these are three conclusions that Ericsson have reached from their experience of running large-scale Lean & Agile projects.

Continue Reading »

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Let’s make it Personal

“We need someone to go to site X this week”, said our team lead. There was a sigh among the developers in the room. “I know, I know,” she apologized, “but we need to do this to keep management off our backs.” Site X was a real pain. Some of the servers had the habit [...]

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