On an Agile Journey
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On an Agile Journey
Values and Principles
Last week I participated in a SAFe SPC 4.0 training. I was already somewhat familiar with the framework after previously attending a Leading SAFe training. After that I have been acting as...On an Agile Journey
Importance of Environment in an Agile Transfo...
I attended today a SAFe 4.0 event arranged by a Finnish training company called Nitor Delta. As a guest speaker they Michael Stump from the Scaled...On an Agile Journey
Software Development - More Than Coding
Think about software development. I'm assuming you have an image of someone writing code in your mind. Well software development is that, also. But...On an Agile Journey
Slack & Blink
I read Tom DeMarco's Slack and it made me question my own role as a process owner. The whole book seems to be somewhat manifesto against the sort of 'efficiency' that targets keeping everyone busy and also for...On an Agile Journey
Developing Metrics for Development
Last month I wrote about my intention to try Cycle Time as a metric for software development. Back then it was still hypothetical, now it's real....On an Agile Journey
Release Planning With Customer Focus
I've written about our Release Plannings already (here, here, here and here), but maybe there's still something to add. These blog posts...On an Agile Journey
Complexity of Multiple Development Locations
There are multiple reasons why companies spread research and development activities into multiple countries. In some smaller countries it might even...On an Agile Journey
Slush 2015
If you are not familiar with SLUSH, it's a sort of a startup event. Or I guess at least originally the idea was to gather together startups and investors. And it's still a lot about that, but it has expanded into...On an Agile Journey
From Forecasting to Cycle Time
I like measuring for the sake of improvement. I believe that measuring something helps to understand its nature. And by measuring you might learn if something is good or bad and going to...On an Agile Journey
Jogging Meeting
I have an impression that walking meetings are currently all the hype. Because everything should be always tested before judging, I decided to give it a spin. But why settle for a walk if you generally move faster?So we...On an Agile Journey
Facing the Inevitable
Layoffs, bankruptcies and people losing their jobs seems to be almost like a trend nowadays. For the previous generations it was possible to graduate, get a job and finally retire with a...On an Agile Journey
Build Length
Continuous Integration is maybe one of my favorite engineering practices. With the green/red build indication you always know that your code compiles. Or doesn't compile. This information is vital.After compilation the...On an Agile Journey
Tower of Hats
A few days ago I started thinking about all the different things I do at work. I have a main job, but in addition I do bunch of other things too. (This post is not about any Agile practices or management. If you are...On an Agile Journey
Technology Adoption Life Cycle
I'm currently reading Crossing the Chasm by Geoffrey A. Moore. I have already before heard about the Technology Adoption Life cycle, but I've learned plenty of new things about it from this...On an Agile Journey
Loops of Learning
I'm currently reading a book about Organizational Patterns of Agile Software Development. In addition to the interesting patterns I was especially attracted to the chapter about anthropological foundations. The book...On an Agile Journey
Scales and Emergent Properties
It is fascinating how things look different depending on the distance. From space Earth looks like a blue ball with some green stuff here and there. By zooming closer one can see the...On an Agile Journey
Release Planning in One Day
In this blog I have shared experiences of our Release Planning Days. Of course the first one was most memorable since back then everything was new and exciting. Second attempt proved that...On an Agile Journey
Answers to Open Questions
This time I'm writing a little differently structured blog post. Pierre Godts asked me the following questions at the Scaled Agile Framework group at LinkedIn. The question is related to...On an Agile Journey
It Yourself Framework Do
As the saying goes, one picture tells more than 1000 words. Maybe that's why there are these comprehensive frameworks that offer nice pictures that you can click and get even more...On an Agile Journey
What's (Still) Missing From SAFe
Scaled Agile Framework offers a nice collection of Agile best practices. The Big Picture helps to visualize different concepts and ways of connecting...On an Agile Journey
Building a New Product
As my opinion about perfect team structure has developed during the past years, so has my understanding of how awfully many different things need to be considered when building a new...On an Agile Journey
Mental Learnings
In this post I try to summarize what I learned from the final part of Thinking Fast and Slow. I've already written two posts about the subject (here and here), but I still want to share something about it (also I can...On an Agile Journey
Different Roles in a Full Stack Team
I don't think life is a box of chocolate. But it keeps surprising me never the less. In my case that means that I keep finding value in different...On an Agile Journey
Do the Right Things Right and Fast
It's fascinating how sometimes some relatively simple picture can contain so much relevant information. I have been lately involved in strategy...On an Agile Journey
Personal Change Management
Despite the risk of sounding like an arrogant spoiled brat, I'll write this anyway. I have realized that moving from a developer role into management isn't just dancing on rose petals. And...On an Agile Journey
What You See Is All There Is
I continue reading Daniel Kahneman's Thinking Fast and Slow. There's so much food for thought that my reading is slow. But I'm learning a lot more about how our minds work.Our intuition...On an Agile Journey
Two Systems
PrimingApple, orange, grape.Now fill in the missing blanc with the first word that comes to your mind:_EARIt's pretty safe bet to say your word was pear. So (hopefully) I fooled you! Situation would have been different...On an Agile Journey
