By Mike Ferguson June 2014 Continuous change is a central fact of life for business these days. The techniques you use for business analysis must be based on the assumption that business rules will change, often quite rapidly. The best business solution is one that caters to such change, always doing so in the manner […]
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By Craig Larman May 2014 In 2003, when I published Agile & Iterative Development [1], many “knew” that agile development was for small groups. However, I became interested in – and got increasing requests – to apply Scrum to very large, multisite, and offshore product development. So, since 2005 I have worked with clients to
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By Mike Rosen April 2014 All the talk in the press lately about sovereign debt got me thinking about another kind of debt near and dear to an architect. That is the ‘technical debt’ that we have in our IT systems and enterprises. So what is technical debt? Steve McConnell describes it as: “Technical Debt
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By Mike Rosen March 2014 All the talk in the press lately about sovereign debt got me thinking about another kind of debt near and dear to an architect. That is the ‘technical debt’ that we have in our IT systems and enterprises. So what is technical debt? Steve McConnell describes it as: “Technical Debt
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By Suzanne Robertson February 2014 Greetings Earthling. Take me to your leader.Not that old cliché again. Do you mean the CEO, the CIO, the CTO, the lead BA, the project manager, the programme manager, the product owner or the technical lead? I was expecting a prime minister or a president. Who are all those people?
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By Suzanne Robertson January 2014 Greetings Earthling. Take me to your leader.Not that old cliché again. Do you mean the CEO, the CIO, the CTO, the lead BA, the project manager, the programme manager, the product owner or the technical lead? I was expecting a prime minister or a president. Who are all those people?
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By Aaron Shenhar December 2013 In spite of rapid changes in science and technology, the project management discipline is sill based on concepts that were established in the mid 60’s. While the PMBOK Guide and PMI’s PMP certification are important and necessary building blocks for the profession, it seems that traditional project management skills are
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