Tag Archives: Bits&Chips
The Agile coach as a counselor – What we can learn from Star Trek
In the March issue of Bits & Chips I described the phases that organisations go through when adopting agile. In the three waves of agile I describe challenges that the organisation encounter and how the role of the Agile Coach … Continue reading
Refinement as a quality enabler-lessons learned in an agile sales environment
I currently work as an Agile coach in a sales environment. A commercial environment differs from a general IT setting and applying agile in this volatile environment brings its own challenges. Fortunately, when you start translating these challenges to the … Continue reading
Agile Retrospectives: it’s OK when something fails
For the 9th article in the Bits&Chips series I collaborated with Ben Linders. Who’s Ben: He is one of the Agile Retrospectives Authorities and besides the book “getting Value out of Agile Retrospectives’. he gives many workshops on the topic. … Continue reading
Agile and testing
For the Bits & Chips magazine I wrote an article in which I describe three different test teams. All three are working in an Agile environment and all three teams experience their work in a different manner. In this article … Continue reading
New Column Bits & Chips Magazine
New Column in the Bits & Chips magazine. Starting the June issue I will write a column on testing and test related topics. What is Bits & Chips? Bits & Chips is the leading magazine for the high tech industry … Continue reading
