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The Software Revolution
by Dawn Tupciauskas (2007-05-27)
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The ultimate goal for any manufacturing organization is graphic, actionable, timely information when ever and where ever it’s needed to support performance. Next generation software makes that goal attainable. The time has come to move on to a new generation of browser-based, object-oriented, modeldriven toolsets which have the flexibility and functionality needed to carry us to the next level. The ultimate goal, realtime availability of information, is now attainable.
Agile Project Planning
by Kelly Waters (2008-08-05)
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How to plan an agile project…
Is The Need for Projects Dead?
by Kelly Waters (2008-07-30)
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In an agile development environment, are Projects still needed?
Example Product Backlog & Sprint Backlog
by Kelly Waters (2008-07-24)
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Here are examples of a Product Backlog and Sprint Backlog for use in Scrum…
Agile Project Elaboration
by Kelly Waters (2008-07-23)
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Applying agile principles long before development starts, from the very inception of a project…
Agile Project Initation Template
by Kelly Waters (2008-07-21)
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Here is a PowerPoint template as a lightweight alternative to more traditional forms of project initiation…
Shared Leadership - Empowered Teams
by Kelly Waters (2008-07-18)
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Here are 9 things teams need, in order to bring something to a successful outcome at work…
Why 'General Agile' Isn't Enough - Why Scrum Wins in the Enterprise
by Kelly Waters (2008-07-09)
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Why Scrum wins in medium-large organisations…
Agile Project Initiation
by Kelly Waters (2008-07-07)
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Project Initiation – Agile style…
Backlog T indicator
by Frederic Tardieu (2008-06-28)
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This article describes how to show in one single indicator several values related to a backlog situation (initial commit, added during sprint, removed during sprint, and final delivered value).


