Monthly Archives: July 2008
Distributed Cognition, marrying GTD with Agile Collaboration tools
This article by Francis Heylighen and ClĂ©ment Vidal points out an interesting opportunity to leverage the concepts of external cognition tools like David Allen’s Getting Things Done methodology to assist in the working world for a collaborative environment that supports … Continue reading
Use Parallel tracks for user experience work
At the APLN Leadership Summit I was fortunate enough to attend a track led by Arlen Bankston and Jeff Patton that discussed some of the patterns and practices that are beginning to emerge for incorporating user experience into the agile … Continue reading
Bucketing stories for quick estimation
So, you’ve been running a few sprints, you have a velocity and a backlog. The trouble is your team tends to estimate your stories in your planning meetings and it really drags the meeting on for a long time. Never … Continue reading