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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Why call it “BV Engineering?”
A man I greatly respect wrote to ask why I call it “BV Engineering.” There are many engineering disciplines, he noted, but is there a degree in “business value engineering”? I said I thought an MBA was the degree for this. Not another regular engineering degree, but I agree with him that for some the […]
Scrum & Kanban
Jim Coplein today posted a very interesting post on Jeff Sutherland’s Scrum Log. It’s title is: An Alternative to Kanban: One-Piece Continuous Flow. In the piece, Jim discusses the definitions and merits of Scrum and Kanban. This is a subject about which I too have some passion. While not as talkative as Jim, I will […]