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Month: February 2018

Estimation is wasteful
February 13, 2018February 10, 2021Kanban training, process

The emperor has no clothes – why do we estimate?

In Hans Christian Andersen’s book, The Emperor’s New Clothes, two weavers give the emperor a new suit of clothes that they say […]

February 13, 2018February 10, 2021Kanban training, process

Continuous flow saves QA headaches

This blog discusses one of several advantages of a continuous flow model when compared with a timeboxed iteration model such as scrum. […]

February 13, 2018November 12, 2022Kanban training, process

Kanban meetings compared with Scrum

The Scrum guide clearly depicts the meetings that all Scrum teams must hold and when. But there is no guide of mandatory […]

waterfall
February 13, 2018February 10, 2021Kanban training, process

Why do companies still use Waterfall today?

For many years, people have touted the advantages of an iterative development model versus a sequential waterfall model. While waterfall is a […]

February 12, 2018February 10, 2021Kanban training, process

What do I do if my team hits a bottleneck?

In Kanban, we set Work in Progress (WIP) limits so that we can easily visualize when bottlenecks occur in our workflow. This […]

setting WIP limits
February 12, 2018February 10, 2021Kanban training, process

How do I initially set WIP limits?

There is no magical formula for how to initially set WIP limits and certainly no one size fits all. It is highly […]

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