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Forecasting in agile Projects – Do you get your things done within time and budget?
Well, this sound like a question for classic approaches J. However, I often get asked how could we know in agile projects, or on product level if we get things done in time? Agile projects are cool and simple,…
Tagged with: Agile, budget, budget burndown, burn up, chart, experience, forecast, numbers, time, tool
Veröffentlicht in field experience, scrum
Veröffentlicht in field experience, scrum
My speech about „The future of …“ Collaboration – How agile cooperation models substitute classical client/vendor relationships
Last two days I was at conference ONE and „The future of..“ in Zurich while I gave a speech about „The future of collaboration: How agile cooperation models substitute classical client/vendor relationships“.-There were several other very interesting speeches about newest trends in technology, biology, culture,…
Tagged with: Agile, change, collaboration, collaborative consumption, conference, consumption, contract model wave, crowd sourcing, customer, Double O Model, evolution, future of, futureof, Innovation, relationship, reputation capital, revolution, scrum, speech, tertiary sector, vendor
Veröffentlicht in field experience, scrum
Veröffentlicht in field experience, scrum
How Hierarchy prevents Agility
Big projects tend to setup a big project organization, but why?-And is this really supporting agility needed or is it create other risks, that slows down time-to-market? In my previous blog entry I told you about alternatives how to handle very big…
Tagged with: Agile, agile organization, agile portfolio management, experience, get agile, Methodologies, scaled product ownership
Veröffentlicht in scale, scrum
Veröffentlicht in scale, scrum
Will a centralizing of IT sourcing solve the image problem of Swiss government?
The IT departments in Swiss Government hit several times the headlines in the past few months. Some of there projects of importance were massive over budget, failed and big question marks came up about processes for request for proposal and contracting. But what is the root cause of all that and…
Veröffentlicht in scrum
How important is consideration of cultural differences in Scrum Teams?
One of most important thing in Scrum is forming a self organized team. Do you consider cultural differences while social integration of team members and how do you know them in advance? Especially in distributed Scrum Teams the local and…
Tagged with: cultural differences, culture, differences, scrum, The Hofstede Center
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Are Scrum Members compatible with line Organization?
Scrum changes working culture of the team members fundamental, or as Henrik Kniberg from Spotify.com said: „Scrum Teams are designed to feel like a mini-Startup“. But is this still compatible with traditional line Organization? All companies I know, that run Scrum, still have…
Tagged with: Agile, Agile Organisation, compatible, Guild, lean enterprise, Organization, scrum, Scrum Master, Scrum Team
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Shared vs. dedicated Scrum Master in distributed Teams
No matter if you’re running a distributed Scrum or not you’ve to find balance of sharing most experienced Scrum Masters over multiple Teams and facilitating a scrum Team the best. Each team has to have a Scrum Master in…
Tagged with: Best practice, coach, dedicated, distributed, distributed scrum, scrum, Scrum Master, shared
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Does Scrum generate a Project Overhead?
In project negotiations I’m sometimes getting told that Scrum is not an option at customer side as cooperation model. From Customer point of view Scrum generates a management overhead, by a lot of additional meetings and customer doesn’t have whether capacities, nor won’t pay…
Tagged with: Agile, Meeting, Overhead, Project management, Retrospective, scrum, Scrum Master
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Veröffentlicht in scrum
Why Scrum is that successful – Another perspective
I recently talked with a Scrum Newby about why scrum is that successful and what makes the difference. I explained him that based at an instrument he knew, the task force. A task force is a temporary grouping of best…
Tagged with: Agile, another perspective, Business value, Methodologies, Mirko Kleiner, Newby, Outcome, Project management, scrum, Task force
Veröffentlicht in field experience, scrum
Veröffentlicht in field experience, scrum
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