In this video presentation about Agile for Hardware, Katherine Radeka and Kathy Iberle share their experiences with using Agile principles to improve the flow of work for physical products. Along the …
Cadence – How Fast is Too Fast?
In Agile development, and in Rapid Learning Cycles, the cadence is the heartbeat of the project. A regular cadence keeps the team moving forward together, just like the drummers keep a marching band …
The Agile Manifesto Today
The Birth of the Agile Manifesto The Agile Manifesto was the result of a decade of cross-fertilization among many related incremental and iterative methods for software development, culminating in a …
A Short History of Queueing Theory
In 1910, the builders of early telephone systems faced a serious challenge. They needed to predict how many phone lines, circuits, and switchboard operators they would need, yet the volume and …
What is Queueing Theory and Why Should I Care?
Queueing theory is a body of mathematics which predicts how work flowing through an organization will behave. Queueing theory is used to design phone systems, Internet networking, traffic control …
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Get More Batches Done Faster
In Achieve Agility with the Right Batch, we explored how and why to define a batch which delivers value. Now we'll look at how to make your system deliver more batches faster. Steps to Improve Your …