Gus Power and Kris Lander of EnergizedWork just presented ‘No Excuses: Concept to Cash Every Week‘ at QCon London which highlights the manner by which development is executed within the EnergizedWork stable. It’s worth reviewing the slides (available via ‘No Excuses’ link above) to get a sense of how using such methods can help achieve [...]
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Whilst this article is clearly specific to Lean in manufacturing processes what I find pleasing is how fundamentally similar a ‘Morning Market’ is to the morning Scrum in software development. Its a short morning meeting It’s not a forum to attempt to solve problems or to discuss them in detail, but a place to surface [...]
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