Why Start-Ups Fail

You’ve probably heard that a start-up’s chance of success is very low. There are many factors of why that happens.…

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Why “No Source Control” Is Not A Problem

Because having source control is a solution. Sometimes we get fixated on something that’s missing, and we’re sure that’s the…

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The Lean Learning Board

A while back, when I wore my product hat, I started referring to the product backlog as an option backlog.…

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The New Agile–Decisions, Decisions

In the new knowledge economy, the winners are the ones who learn quickly. But learning means nothing, if it cannot…

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Unit Test, System Test, Red Test, Green Test

We tend to categorize different types of tests according to what they cover. Unit tests cover small portions of code,…

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The New Agile–Picking A Winner

We’ve talked about scaling and methodology on how to build stuff, but hey, we want to know what to build,…

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The Pool–An Agile Fable

Once upon a time there was a pool. It was in a club, and the club people loved the pool.…

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The New Agile – But Does It Scale?

If business analysis is where we come up with ideas, then product development process is the factory that makes the…

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Burning Down The House–Agile Remix

Burn-down charts are awesome. They are part of agile’s set feedback loops. Take a look at a burn-down chart, and…

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