Posts Tagged: strategy
Agile is Bigger than us
Does this sound familiar? My team is really Agile! Great energizing statement, right? Your team has adopted Agile, experimented and gets the ideas behind it. They deliver value on a constant basis, with high quality and manage to stay close
Agile is Bigger than us
Does this sound familiar? My team is really Agile! Great energizing statement, right? Your team has adopted Agile, experimented and gets the ideas behind it. They deliver value on a constant basis, with high quality and manage to stay close
It all starts with quality
Delivering value all starts with quality. In the end, we want to deliver customer value, that’s our number one goal, right? How can we achieve this without quality? If we ship products with a certain level of defects at a
It all starts with quality
Delivering value all starts with quality. In the end, we want to deliver customer value, that’s our number one goal, right? How can we achieve this without quality? If we ship products with a certain level of defects at a
Free session on Servant Leadership
Friday 26th of February, I will be giving a FREE session on Servant Leadership at the Cronos offices in Kontich, Belgium. Please register here, if you want to learn more about this leadership style, and how it can help your organization
Free session on Servant Leadership
Friday 26th of February, I will be giving a FREE session on Servant Leadership at the Cronos offices in Kontich, Belgium. Please register here, if you want to learn more about this leadership style, and how it can help your organization
Comment on Fixing the Tech Industry’s Management Problem
After reading the post ‘Fixing the Tech Industry’s Management Problem’ by Steve Toback, my fingers started to tingle. I had to reflect on this. Let me try to summarize his words. Steve claims that most management teams in the technology
Comment on Fixing the Tech Industry’s Management Problem
After reading the post ‘Fixing the Tech Industry’s Management Problem’ by Steve Toback, my fingers started to tingle. I had to reflect on this. Let me try to summarize his words. Steve claims that most management teams in the technology
Visualizing adaptive vs predictive
I’ve been trying to visualize the difference between adaptive and predictive planning. This might be a good summary: Don’t plan too far in the future or you‘re going to miss out on a lot of opportunities.
Visualizing adaptive vs predictive
I’ve been trying to visualize the difference between adaptive and predictive planning. This might be a good summary: Don’t plan too far in the future or you‘re going to miss out on a lot of opportunities.
Scrum Gathering Munich – 10 Contract forms for your next agile project
In this session, Peter Stevens gave his view on 10 types of contracts for agile projects. As the agile manifesto states ‘Customer collaboration over Contract negotiation’, contracts are still important when working with external suppliers. The right rules enhance the
Scrum Gathering Munich – 10 Contract forms for your next agile project
In this session, Peter Stevens gave his view on 10 types of contracts for agile projects. As the agile manifesto states ‘Customer collaboration over Contract negotiation’, contracts are still important when working with external suppliers. The right rules enhance the
Fast, Cheap, Good
Fast, cheap, good: you can have any two. I’ll give you my view on this intriguing quote. Fast & Cheap This is an appealing combination. Develop fast so resource and overhead costs are lower and time to market is quicker.
Fast, Cheap, Good
Fast, cheap, good: you can have any two. I’ll give you my view on this intriguing quote. Fast & Cheap This is an appealing combination. Develop fast so resource and overhead costs are lower and time to market is quicker.
Pre-project assessment : customer collaboration
Real customer involvement is one of the key factors that make a project succeed. If your customer is prepared to go on a journey together, with equal commitment and goals, something really valuable can be created. It can be the
Pre-project assessment : customer collaboration
Real customer involvement is one of the key factors that make a project succeed. If your customer is prepared to go on a journey together, with equal commitment and goals, something really valuable can be created. It can be the
Learning agile by practice
There have recently been some blog posts about agile not producing the expected results. Posts from Martin Fowler, James Shore, Ron Jeffries and George Dinwiddie give some background to this growing feeling. I like this quote by George Dinwiddie: The
Learning agile by practice
There have recently been some blog posts about agile not producing the expected results. Posts from Martin Fowler, James Shore, Ron Jeffries and George Dinwiddie give some background to this growing feeling. I like this quote by George Dinwiddie: The
Agile in the current economic climate
In the current financial climate, innovation and diversification will become even more important for a company’s survival. Embracing agile throughout the organization can certainly help you gaining that market advantage. If we just look at product delivery, agile can
Agile in the current economic climate
In the current financial climate, innovation and diversification will become even more important for a company’s survival. Embracing agile throughout the organization can certainly help you gaining that market advantage. If we just look at product delivery, agile can
