Managing WIP isn't the same as Limiting WIP: Part 1 - 0 views
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To determine the truth of this we only need to look at the feature sets of the popular tools for managing eXtreme Programming and Scrum such as Rally, VersionOne, ScrumWorks, Mingle and very new tools like Borland Team Focus, to discover that not a single one of these tools allows you to set an explicit WIP limit. None of them provide a pull signal to start new work. Very few of them are even capable of reporting the quantity of work-in-progress.
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s we learned more about the value of managing WIP, we introduced concepts to encourage and enable it, such as the use of Cumulative Flow Diagrams (a.k.a. Burn Up charts)
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Agile teams encountering an impediment would generally mark a story as blocked and go on to another one
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GE Healthcare Goes Agile | Dr Dobb's - 0 views
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we operate in a highly regulated environment so there are a number of additional quality and regulatory steps that must be completed before we can accept a "user story"— that scenario written in the business language of the user that captures what he or she wants to achieve. Therefore, our "definition of done" — that is, the list of activities that add value to the product such as unit tests, code coverage, and code reviews — turned out to be lengthy.
How to make a LOT more money using agile - 0 views
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How to make a LOT more money using agile
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More frequent releases
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expectations must be set for releases to be smaller but still have significant marketable value. It also means managing scope for smaller releases so the value can actually be delivered to meet the expectations. If we make the assumption these two pre-requisites can be handled, then we can also assume faster releases are possible. Yes, I know, releasing software is expensive, requires other groups, etc. For now, let’s assume all of those costs are negligible compared to the potential results and see where we end up.
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Task Boards: Telling a Compelling Agile Story « Agile Tools - 1 views
Organizing Agile at Scale: Feature Teams versus Component Teams - Part 3 « Sc... - 0 views
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