July 2005 - Posts
In my What I Want to Accomplish at Agile 2005 post, I outlined my goals for the week in Denver. Now that the last session has been held, the last beverage drank at the banquet, and I'm back in Minnesota, it's time to review those goals and see if they
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Mike Cohn’s session on Release and Iteration Planning was the session that I was looking forward to more than any other at the conference. I have read some of his work and feel he brings a very pragmatic approach to agile development, particularly in
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Day 2 at Agile 2005 was another good day. It was capped with a Rockies game and some play time at ESPNZone, so this post is getting out a little later than planned. The highlight of the day for me was a tutorial on Lean Software Development by Mary Poppendieck
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My first day at Agile 2005 was a good one! I attended the morning keynote delivered by Brian Marick and Bob Martin in the morning. The afternoon tutorial that I attended was Agile Project Management: Reliable Innovation , delivered by Jim Highsmith. This
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Following the lead of Brian Marick's post on the Agile 2005 conference in Denver next week, here's my list of what I want to accomplish. Thankfully, I don't have to survive a keynote address like Brian does! Continue to evolve my thinking on being Agile
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My blogging pace has slowed down lately as some summer time distractions have limited my time for this activity. Given that it’s Friday afternoon before a long weekend, maybe it’s time for a post that ventures off of software development to some of those
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