List/Grid Tag Archives: Kanban
Focus in Chaos: Why I Like Kanban for Startups
It’s okay if you don’t know exactly where you’re going – because things are always changing – just so long as you’re focused on the Right Things. BUT, this is really hard ...
Predictability – Making Promises you can Keep
Speed – being first to market, rapid innovation and conducting fast cheap experiments – is critically important to startups and many high tech firms. This is where Lean Startup ...
Can you get by without estimating? Should you try?
Estimating remains one of the hardest problems in software development. So hard in fact that more people lately are advocating that we shouldn’t bother estimating at all. David Anderson, ...
What can you get out of Kanban?
I’ve spent the last year or so learning more about Kanban, how to use it in software development and IT operations. It’s ...
Five Step Illustrated Guide to Setup a Kanban System in an Enterprise Organization
We’ve been through a significant number of Kanban implementations and our approach has largely been based on the approach outlined in David J. Andersons Kanban ...
What Scrum, Kanban, RUP, and ITIL All Have In Common (which causes them to fail)
Putting aside the considerable differences in these methods, RUP, CMMI, Scrum, etc are foremost all products, built using a traditional product development approach.This means they ...
