This week I debuted my PMI-ACP class to the Washington DC/Baltimore area. Because this was my first time offering the […]
Month: October 2011
5 Steps to Make Your Project Portfolio Flow
In most organizations adopting Agile methods, the techniques used for program and portfolio management are still predictive and “waterfall”: yearly […]
When PMI Introduced the Elephant – Part 1
Last October I entered the Gaylord National with a little trepidation. The PMI North American Congress was taking place and […]
Four Steps to More Effective Agile Retrospectives
It’s no secret among agile practitioners that retrospectives, as commonly practiced, tend to suffer from a fatal flaw: inaction. Teams discuss […]
Slides from Agile Palooza DC
Every now and then, one of my presentations seems to be more of a hit than others. The past keynote […]
Building Quality In
Building Quality In In waterfall development, there is little opportunity for early testing. Most if not all of the delivery […]
