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Archive for June, 2007

The life of an Agile zealot

Posted in agile, scrum, work on 27 June, 2007 | 3 Comments »

Zealot isn’t a word that you (by that I mean me…) come across too much but I’ve encountered it twice recently. I’ve been speaking to a couple of the senior management team about how I can sell Agile throughout the organisation and both of them have commented on the language that I use, one going [...]

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Feed me

Posted in general on 27 June, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

I, like Mark and Ben, have signed up for a Feedburner account following WordPress’ decision to retire feed stats.
For those that subscribe to this feed, please update your aggregators to point to it’s new location.
Thanks

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links for 2007-06-25

Posted in del.icio.us on 25 June, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Bluetooth Remote Control for Windows Mobile
I’ve used this piece of software a number of times now, it is excellent
(tags: windows mobile smartphone bluetooth remote control)

User story – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I’ve been doing some research on User Stories over the weekend as I will be facilitating a session on Tuesday at work to gather information [...]

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All good things come to an end

Posted in red mountain on 17 June, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

I’ve been meaning to write an end of holiday post for some time (well, since having got back) and never really got further than putting some notes in a draft. Anyway, I was about to delete it but thought that I would post a selection of my memories to be added to as and when [...]

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links for 2007-06-11

Posted in del.icio.us on 11 June, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Notes from a Tool User: Scrum in a Nutshell Presentation
Links to a Scrum presentation that will be useful to base mine on
(tags: agile agileadoption scrum)

Mountain Goat Software – An Overview of Scrum – Agile Development Training and Consulting
Another Scrum presentation that I could use
(tags: agile agileadoption scrum)

Net Objectives: Executive briefing on why and how to [...]

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