This weekend I got an email from X (Chris Verhoef). He noticed I used the research of the Chaos Report and his research in a blog post. Chris and J. Laurenz Eveleens wrote an article… Read More »The Rise and Fall of the Chaos Report Figures
There has been a great discussion in one of the linkedIn group on Agile BI, Scrum and BI and Datavault architecture.
For the fourth year the State of Agile Development survey was conducted. This year’s survey saw 2,570 participants from 88 countries share their experiences. Survey questions range from size of organization to individual practices utilized.… Read More »State of Agile and Agile Survey Results (2009)
IT projects still have an interesting track record. The chaos report (2009) from the Standish Group reports 32 % of IT projects are successful, 44% are challenged and 24 % fail.¬† Small projects (< 500… Read More »Scrum for financials aka getting IT projects in control
An Agile Project Manager has added value in a one Scrum team or multi team project. First off all scrum teams have a tendency to focus on the short term; the goal of a sprint.… Read More »The value of an Agile Project Manager in a Scrum Project
I am using scrum for six months and the side effects of scrum sometimes surprise me. In a recent post I wrote on scrum and organizational developmentYou can use scrum (daily scrum) as a vehicle… Read More »Scrum and side effects
The parallels between Scrum and Organizational Development are obvious. Both center around communication, feedback and learning. In a recent project I am introducing elements off scrum. Since March I am using a daily scrum to… Read More »On Scrum and Organizational Development
