Tag Archives: agile

How do Lean and Agile teams deliver working code faster? A technical explanation for non-techies.

Agile is associated with speed. The promise of Agile is working code faster, but how does this happen in practice? Though practices like Test-driven Development (TDD,) Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD.) These are easier to understand when you … Continue reading →

3 commonly missed benefits of Lean & Agile – moving as a team, understanding customers & informed strategic decisions

 I’ve seen this lead to painful attempts. Non-technical people often buy into Agile and Lean as a faster way to build what they want. They try to employ developers without seeking to understand the process of developing software. Frustration results. At … Continue reading →

What can stop Lean Startup from becoming dogma?

There’s a conversation unfolding about the future of Lean Startup on RoundTables, andPatrick Vlaskovits pointed out: Lean Startup needs to avoid becoming dogmatic or a religion. It is terribly ironic when some well-meaning enthusiasts take Lean Startup as the Holy Grail of … Continue reading →