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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Agile Release Planning workshop – Comments
I have many comments to add to the blog, and many topics to discuss. Let me start with this one. Last week we had another Agile Release Planning workshop, in Montreal. (We do one almost every week.) The workshop is mainly about taking a real set of work (about 6 months of work for one […]
Scaling Workshop – New thoughts
David Muldoon and I just had a new Scaling workshop in Montreal. Two days talking about scaling, and solving problems. One quick observation Scaling is ugly. That is, scaling is always a compromise. We talked about the ideal state; what would we ideally want things to be like. One way of expressing part of that: […]