The cost of iterations applied to Kanban as well…

By |2009-06-10T18:03:11-04:00June 10, 2009|Blog|

My latest blog post was about the costs and challenges of iterations, as well as what to do to overcome them. One of the other things I'm working on is Kanban. I believe Kanban is a great fit to many teams and situations. Specifically doing Scrumban is a great way to get the benefits of Agile project management together with the Lean Flow Kanban provides. If you strive to achieve a stream/flow of value, you face the same challenges of [...]

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Iterate / Inspect and Adapt – nice in theory…

By |2009-06-10T18:00:28-04:00June 10, 2009|Blog|

On paper, it all makes sense. You iterate in order to deliver business value as early and frequent as possible, and to learn as early as possible about mistakes or opportunities, both in what you build as well as how you build. So far so good. Now, there are several things you hear from teams starting to work in fast iterations: We cannot really accomplish any meaningful amount of work in this short time. Look at the features we're asked [...]

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