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A Stronger Development Process
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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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 …
Splitting development work into small, independent batches speeds up software development because it shortens the feedback loops dramatically. (See What Makes Agile Work). However, just splitting …
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Agile methods create speed and flexibility in software projects - but why? The answer may surprise you. Agile methods work because they reduce feedback loops dramatically. Modern agile methods …
Are you frustrated by how much time it takes to purchase and configure large COTS (Commercial-Off-the-Shelf) software packages? A COTS package is better than build-from-scratch for many large …
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Agile projects generally use some form of state-driven planning boards, where each user story moves through a series of states until it reaches "Done". This is an excellent way to handle work which …
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