So there have been a lot of posts out there about Moneyball and how it directly relates to Agile and the Lean Startup. However, I finally got around to watching the move tonight (thanks to my colleague Renee Troughton for lending me the Blu Ray) and had to note down my own thoughts. There are [...]
A summary of my Twitter posts from April 2012:
I came across the ‘X’ Model of Engagement video today from BlessingWhite, which is well worth the 7 minute investment. It demonstrates a good model for engagement, defining the roles as hamsters, crash and burners, the engaged, the disengaged, and the almost engaged. Full engagement is the intersection of the maximum contribution for the organisation [...]
A couple a months ago, Adrian Smith and I were asked to put together an article for the third edition of AgileTODAY to complement a workshop we plan to run at Agile Australia 2012. Adrian and I had a whiteboard session, and we put together these 8 tips which will hopefully help aspiring Agile coaches. Introduction The Agile [...]
A couple of years ago I received an awesome opportunity to attend James Bach deliver his Rapid Software Testing course in Adelaide. At the time I was working with Sharon Robson from Software Education to help re-develop the Agile Testing course for the Agile Academy, and she thought it might be good for us to [...]
The planets aligned this week which meant that I was in Sydney for the Amazon Web Services Regional Premier Lean Startup Event, with the highlight being able to hear from Eric Ries, author of The Lean Startup. A huge thanks to my friends at Slattery IT who got me registered for this event. Here are [...]
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