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The Scrum Cards 2025
I really like these cards. (See the link below to download them.) They enable good conversations. Both about a given thing (idea, role, event, artifact, etc). And about HOW we can improve. They can be used when you start a Team, and talk about the “way of working” the Team will use. And they can […]
Taiichi Ohno and Fujio Cho: How to make the world a better place
We owe a lot to Lean. This is true for the Agile community and for world manufacturing, and for many other influences that they have had on us. Taiichi Ohno was the main person who invented what we call Lean. He worked on Toyota, to get them to change amd to invent Lean, from the […]
Priority Poker
I revised an article on using wide-band delphi estimation for Business Value. See: Wide-band delphi estimation for Business Value – 1 Two parts. The link is to Part 1, and has a link itself to Part 2. It has links to two downloadable articles. Very useful.