Méthode agile Daily stand-up, rituel quotidien des méthodes agiles. En ingénierie logicielle, les pratiques agiles mettent en avant la collaboration entre des équipes auto-organisées et pluridisciplinaires et leurs clients[1]. Elles s'appuient sur l'utilisation d'un cadre méthodologique léger mais suffisant centré sur l'humain et la communication[2]. Ekspres z młynkiem PHILIPS SAECO model HD8751/11 Intelia Evo Focus gwarancja: 12 miesięcy Door To Door Gwarancja „od drzwi do drzwi”. Jest to sposób realizacji serwisu gwarancyjnego. Wadliwy sprzęt jest odbierany przez kuriera, naprawiany, a następnie dostarczany w to samo miejsce. Wszelkie koszty pokrywa OutletRTVAGD.pl (w przypadku zatwierdzonej reklamacji).Aby skorzystać z gwarancji door to door:- Skontaktuj się z obsługą sklepu.- Podaj dane, dzieki którym odnajdziemy zamówienie.
Agile Contracts: a Video Mini-Series Over the years I’ve built up a bit of knowledge about commercial contracts in an Agile environment. This is not something I really noticed until a few months ago when Laurence Bascle asked me to talk to the Agile4Agencies meetup group on just this subject. Laurence’s interest came from a piece I published in InfoQ a few years back - Agile Contract Options - but more recently I published “Dear Customer, the truth about IT projects” in the Agile Journal (which later became Agile Connection). Dear Customer has become something of an ever-green, I use it as a prologue in Xanpan and it regularly gets rediscovered and Tweeted about. So I sat down and compiled all my thinking into a presentation which I have now delivered twice and is available online. (Funnily enough, Ewan Milne did a similar presentation to Agile on the Beach 2013 also based on my original article!).
Théorie des contraintes La Théorie des Contraintes (Theory Of Constraints ou TOC en Anglais) est un référentiel de connaissances, de méthodes et d’outils de management interdisciplinaires des organisations. L’auteur principal est Eliyahu M. Goldratt, avec d’autres contributeurs. 10 product marketing blogs you need to read Find insight and benefit from the thought-provoking blogs of these product marketing experts. Each tackles the problems and issues that we all face as product marketers from their unique perspectives. My top 10 list, in no particular order, includes: Shardul Mehta – Street Smart Product ManagerJeff Lash – How To Be A Good Product ManagerMarlon Davis – Connecting.Some.DotsBen Rees – Focus Product MarketingCindy Alvarez – The Experience is the ProductStewart Rogers – Strategic Product ManagerChris Cummings – Product Management Meets Pop CultureNils Davis – Wait, I Know This OneTeresa Torres – Product TalkRob Berman – Rob Berman’s Blog
AgileLib.Net ✭New feature: AgileLib Logbooks — read more here Agile excellence requires continuous learning and exploration. Many resources exist to support this journey—but an equal number may hinder it. How do you find what is truly useful? Dynamic systems development method Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Pour les articles homonymes, voir Dynamic. Dynamic systems development method (DSDM) est une méthode de gestion de projet de la catégorie des méthodes agiles. The down-to-earth realities of what it takes to be a product ninja every day How To Prioritise Quickly And Intuitively If you’re in a situation where prioritisation is straightforward and you have a single decisive product owner, you probably need to read no further. If, however, prioritisation is difficult in your situation – maybe because you have several products or product owners with conflicting priorities, or maybe because your requirements can be complex and benefits rather intangible – this is for you. In this case, prioritisation can be difficult and priorities are not always immediately obvious. This simple approach might help you to prioritise more quickly and intuitively… Draw a 2 x 2 grid. Use the bottom axis as ‘Difficulty’.
Agile CultureCon 2012: Call for Speakers! Let’s Hack Culture! found on pinterest via 1000 cultural A few days ago I posted about CultureCon (Philly 9/12 and Boston 9/14), an upcoming event hosted by Agile Boston that’s focused on culture analysis, design and implementation in the workplace. The objective of the conference is to “bring to more popular awareness how culture is the gating factor in satisfaction, productivity and learning at work.” The premise is that agile and self-management principles are essentially a culture hack – meaning that if a group of people decide they’re willing to align around a set of values, principles, practices and processes, they can upgrade themselves to a high-functioning learning organization that continually adapts and upgrades itself.
The Critical Path by Derek Huether Regardless of where I coach or teach, there is always someone who approaches me and says something like, “Agile is great for software projects but what about projects that aren’t software related?” When asked the question, I usually give examples like a U.S. Marine fire team or air crew or a home construction site. (I’ll save those stories for another time). I now have a new story to tell about a cross-functional, highly collaborative team, which competed for the Progressive Insurance Automotive X Prize.