Episode 31: An Apple A Day

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AppleCraig, Tony and Renee talk about Apple, RFID story cards and ponder who is agile?

Quotes:

“The aim for any company is for everybody to gain – shareholders, employees, suppliers, customers, community, the environment – over the long term” – Deming

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Episode 30: Eleven Dictums

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Count Craig, Tony and Renee get cynical about Agile, assist the search for 100 voices, talk about some recent posts by Steve Denning on management and Agile and lose count of the dictums.

Quotes:

“I guess the reason that I don’t think the original signatories of the Agile Manifesto don’t own Agile is that I was doing Agile in the 90’s” – Alan Shalloway

“It’s difficult to get a man to understand…

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Episode 29: Offshoring at IBM

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IBMCraig, Tony and Renee talk about the news Scrum Inc style, discuss the coolness of Lego for reporting, chat about Net-Map and discuss the state of IBM.

Quotes:

“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new” – Albert Einstein

“The greatest waste is failure to use the abilities of people. Learn their frustrations and contributions they’re eager to make” – Deming

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Episode 28: Lean Starts Us Up and The Agile Top 20

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Lean StartupCraig, Tony and Renee go all Lean Start Up and look at who made the Agile charts.

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Episode 27: Retrospective Cookies

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FortuneCraig, Tony and Renee sample some mmm… retrospective cookies:

Quotes:

“Value might flow. New products might flow. But does the learning your organisation makes flow from project to project?” – Michael Kennedy

“The more you create separate roots (value streams) the more you damage capacity” – John Seddon

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Episode 25: Cultural transformations with Agile

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YoghurtCraig, Tony and Renee debate the role of an Agile Coach and how cultural transformations fit in.

Quotes:

“Management does not know what a system is” – Deming

“The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small, manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one” – Mark Twain

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Episode 24: Ghost In The Room

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GhostbustersCraig and Renee stand idly by while Tony has a rare rant on Agile versus KANBAN versus the world and they cover Stoos in depth.

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Episode 23: Revealing Frequency Foundation

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Frequency FoundationCraig and Tony listen to Renee’s revelations about the Frequency Foundation, and they talk about some Agile stuff too.

Please note the 2007 reference to the start of the organisation is incorrect. The actual date was in April 2002. 

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Episode 22: New Years Revolutions

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PartyCraig, Tony and Renee get together before the Christmas and New Years break to catch up on all things Agile:

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Episode 21: YOW Developer Conference Wrap Up

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YOW! 2011Craig and Renee wrap up the YOW! Developer Conference and discuss the geek aspects of it and then how some of the conference related to Agile.

As a side note we plugged two other podcasts, Coding By Numbers, who were also at YOW and did a little bit more of a developer focus on the conference, and a plug for Agile NYC.

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