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  • Continuous Education++

    While catching up on long overdue flagged posts to read - I spotted a familiar meme on becoming a better developer – I wrote about Continuous Education almost 2 years and it’s nice to see that this topic keeps reappearing. I’ve updated my bubble graph of the technologies to include those that I’ve used over the last 12 months and have also added ...
    Posted to Howard van Rooijen's Blog (Weblog) by howard.vanrooijen on March 5, 2008
  • Maximizing Productivity across the Globe – proposal for Agile 2008

      Doing Agile across distributed locations around the globe makes it harder, but not impossible. It puts strain on the Agile principles, we have to work hard to make sure that the focus remains on delivering value to the customer.  It is very easy for the complexity of the situation to stop us dead in our tracks. There are a number of ...
    Posted to Mark Summer's Blog (Weblog) by mark.summers on February 28, 2008
  • Tasks assigned at the planning meeting

    I have recently observed Sprint Planning meetings where tasks are either being selected or assigned to individuals within the team at the start of the Sprint.  Apparently this is not an isolated event, but aren’t Scrum teams supposed to be self managing, aren’t team members supposed to pick up whatever task will most help the team ...
    Posted to Mark Summer's Blog (Weblog) by mark.summers on January 20, 2008
  • Conchango announces Scrum for Team System v2.0 Standard Edition

    It has been a busy time here at Conchango as we've been making plenty of changes to get Scrum for Team System working on Visual Studio 2008 Team Foundation Server and also incorporating changes driven by community feedback and usage of the plugin on our own development projects. We should be ready to release after we ...
    Posted to Stuart Preston's Blog (Weblog) by Stuart.Preston on November 13, 2007
  • Facilitating: Encouraging assertiveness to resolve conflict

    As promised, but somewhat later than I was expecting to write this blog, I intend to answer some issues that Kevin Brady raised in his article Agile/Scrum does not get to grips with human psychology, namely:People will always put their own interests ahead of the interests of the group. People are self-interested Karl Popper’s ...
    Posted to Peter Measures Blog (Weblog) by peter.measures on October 29, 2007
  • Using TFS for Agile Testing

    Recently I was sent an email asking me for some advice on using TFS with the scrum for team systems plug-in for managing testing tasks and defect tracking on an agile project. I thought the answers might be useful to others, so I have posted them here:Basically I want to use VSTS / TFS (with the Conchango template) to manage functional testing as ...
    Posted to Jim 2.0 (Weblog) by James.Pipe on August 6, 2007
  • Fed up working with old technologies?

    Now you don't have to... Position.Net ConsultantTechnology TeamIyas AlQasem, Director of TechnologyEgham, London, Client SiteDepartmentReporting toLocationConchango is the leading UK provider of technology solutions for business opportunities. We are a Microsoft Gold partner in 7 competencies, and are the only UK independent consultancy to ...
    Posted to Conchango Recruitment (Weblog) by ukrecruitment on August 3, 2007
  • Europe's leader in agile is looking for an agile coach!

      PositionAgile CoachTechnology TeamIyas AlQasem, Director of TechnologyEgham or LondonDepartmentReporting toLocationConchango is one of the UK’s leading business and technology solution providers and a member of the Agile Alliance.  We pride ourself on the passion of our employees, the quality of our project work, ...
    Posted to Conchango Recruitment (Weblog) by ukrecruitment on July 27, 2007
  • The plan is useless; it's the planning that's important.

    General Eisenhower said that "The plan is useless; it's the planning that's important." How I understand this quote is that the General knew that even with all the planning he participated in, some people would end up on the wrong beaches, there would be a loss of some critical supplies, and many soldiers would face ...
    Posted to Peter Measures Blog (Weblog) by peter.measures on July 24, 2007
  • AGILE /SCRUM fails to get to grips with Human Psychology?

    I recently read the following article by Kevin Brady on Agile/Scrum does not get to grips with human psychology.  The core theme of this article was that Agile forgets the human factor, specifically People will always put their own interests ahead of the interests of the group. People are self-interested Commercial production decisions are ...
    Posted to Peter Measures Blog (Weblog) by peter.measures on July 19, 2007
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