Looks like a brand spanking new Scrum standard has hit the scene and it is titled A Guide to the SCRUM BODY OF KNOWLEDGE (SBOK). I usually keep up with this stuff, but I had heard nothing about this and the only official ScrumBOK I know of is a shor…
One of the most gripped about and contentious topics in project management is how track and control those pesky human resources. For us in the…
As we get close to Halloween, it is fitting that we revisit one of the most famous software development articles by Frederick P. Brooks, Jr. titled No Silver Bullet Essence and Accidents of Software Engineering published back in 1987. It was an inte…
If there’s a common enough phenomenon in organizations whether small or large are that they are often times bogged down by and paralyzed by an…
The first of its kind flashmob blogs on project management are taking place right now! I’m honored to be included in this illustrious group of…
As much as I try to keep up with and write about trends in Agile project management, I always seem to learn something new! Though the trend of applying Agile for personal productivity is nothing new, the fact that there are two published books on th…
Of all the management gurus, with the exception Peter Drucker, I consider Charles Handy to be one of last of the breed of management gurus…
Seems the Scrum certification battles are heating up! The Scrum.org group founded by Ken Schwaber, the original co-founder of Scrum who broke with Scrum Alliance a couple years ago due to his dissatisfaction of where that group was heading, has now …
I recently come across this very interesting article in Forbes magazine where Google, like many technology start-up companies in Silicon Valley, felt that managers were…
I think it does and this webinar presentation from Scrum.org (the new Scrum organization founded by Ken Schwaber that broke from ScrumAlliance) outlines why Kanban matters for Agile teams:
Its a nice general introduction and for those wit…
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