Posts Tagged: visual tools
No place to hang up a taskboard?
One thing I insist on doing with every team is using a physical task board. I like to visualize work to understand the flow and spot bottlenecks and impediments. Plus, it makes it easier to hold a daily stand-up meeting. You
No place to hang up a taskboard?
One thing I insist on doing with every team is using a physical task board. I like to visualize work to understand the flow and spot bottlenecks and impediments. Plus, it makes it easier to hold a daily stand-up meeting. You
Healthy flow with classes of service
Last week I attended Lean & Kanban Europe 2010. It was the first conference I attended with such a specific focus on lean software development. My expectations were largely fulfilled thanks to some great sessions and thought provoking ideas. Being
Healthy flow with classes of service
Last week I attended Lean & Kanban Europe 2010. It was the first conference I attended with such a specific focus on lean software development. My expectations were largely fulfilled thanks to some great sessions and thought provoking ideas. Being
Book review: Unfolding the Napkin
During my holiday I finally got time to read a book that was high on my reading list. In Unfolding the Napkin, Dan Roam takes his famous back of the napkin concept one step further. His second book promises that
Book review: Unfolding the Napkin
During my holiday I finally got time to read a book that was high on my reading list. In Unfolding the Napkin, Dan Roam takes his famous back of the napkin concept one step further. His second book promises that
Visual management versus / with tools
On May 21 & 22 I attended Agile Open Belgium again. One of the topics I proposed was ‘Visual management versus / with tools’. I wanted to challenge the question I often get as an agile coach: How do we
Visual management versus / with tools
On May 21 & 22 I attended Agile Open Belgium again. One of the topics I proposed was ‘Visual management versus / with tools’. I wanted to challenge the question I often get as an agile coach: How do we
The 5 strengths of a physical task board
There’s one question I always get when coaching a new agile team: “Can we use a digital task board?“ My answer: “Sure you can, but …” Because I don’t believe in imposing my ideas onto a team, I give them
The 5 strengths of a physical task board
There’s one question I always get when coaching a new agile team: “Can we use a digital task board?“ My answer: “Sure you can, but …” Because I don’t believe in imposing my ideas onto a team, I give them
