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The conventional wisdom is that leadership is associated with a role. It is something to be left to Bosses, Managers, and those who have authority. This model worked fine when markets moved slowly and …
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One of the continuing challenges we see with some Scrum teams is a lack of improvement in how they work over time. There are many reasons for this, however continuous improvement is the cornerstone of …
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How long does it take to do the final assembly of a Boeing 737 and does Lean thinking matter? Final assembly includes wings, tail, wheels, engines, interiors, wiring, cockpit controls, and flight …
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More Features, Faster. I recently provided some free advice on Linkedin about software development. A manager had recently implemented Scrum to improve their development process. While things are …
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I was a technology Director in a large web design company 6 years ago, and they failed to adopt Scrum. There were numerous management dysfunctions, however the Creative managers were the most …
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Halloween is a few weeks away, and the strange world of the dead, undead, partially dead, or dead fashion is inhabiting the shopping malls. Over the last two years I've watched another kind of …
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