Layers of Agility – Deliver, Improve, Manage

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Kaizen was created in Japan following World War II. The word Kaizen means “continuous improvement”. It comes from the Japanese words 改 (“kai”) which means “change” or “to correct” and 善 (“zen”) which means “good”.

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IE != CSS3 + HTML5

For most, browser compatibility is seen as an annoyance on web projects – and hardly surprising given the emergence of [...]

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Using Kanban for Scrum improvement

…. sprinters believe that — someday — somebody will run the 100 meters and the clock will read 0.00 Before [...]

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TB-303 – Legendary, down to exploratory testing

The 303 – gave birth to music culture, that I still follow today – techno (a very maligned and misunderstood [...]

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VS2010 Automated Testing – Extraction Rules and Conditions

To validate values on screen is easy, as Visual Studio provides method of extraction values displayed on screen in a [...]

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Lean Software Delivery with Kanban and TFS 2010

A common mistake is that people assume because of the technologies they use, and the tools used on a project, [...]

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Kanban 1s Game

Jon Jagger’s Kanban 1s Game A game can always help understand logic puzzles, and that’s the way to understand how [...]

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Mapping a Value Stream to a Kanban Board

Value Stream Maps exist for two purposes: to help organizations identify and end wasteful activities. Finding problems and creating a [...]

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Agile to Lean

Lean is based on the principle of creating true value for the customer and meeting his real, rather than perceived, [...]

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Kanban method in four steps

After you introduce the WIP limits you can try to propagate them back through the workflow, observe results and adapt. [...]

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Project karma with Kanban

When things go wrong, especially at work, change is preferred over learning from mistakes. By not reviewing what went wrong, [...]