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CHOW #298 – Adaptive Leadership

CHOW #298 – Adaptive Leadership

For an adaptive leadership to succeed in a chaordic organization, one of the key factors is mutual trust. Could you please highlight top two things from your list that helps develop trusting culture in an organization?  CHOW Solution: There are so many practices to be...
CHOW #270 – Shorter Term Productivity

CHOW #270 – Shorter Term Productivity

What was your agile transformation experience of reasonably large-sized teams (50+ people)? To be specific, what are your observations of the team’s productivity in shorter-term, say 3 to 4 months? Suggested Solution: For any software development team,...

CHOW #241 Will tasking reduce knowledge silos?

Do you think tasking would help reduce the creation of knowledge silos? Would it help developers rotate stories/tasks easily? Suggested Solution: Tasking done effectively, would help share the knowledge within the team. I’ve worked with teams that tasked their...
Sprint Burndown useful?!

Sprint Burndown useful?!

All of us would have used sprint burn down charts on our projects. Each one of us will have our opinion on the effectiveness of it. We might also have our own favorite flavors and versions.  I’m going to talk about one implementation of Sprint Burn Down Chat...
Pragmatic Approach to Agile Practices

Pragmatic Approach to Agile Practices

To ascertain delivery assurance in software projects, it may be useful to ask the following questions: Are we working on the right thing?Are we doing it right? A team and/or an organization that answers these questions convincingly shall feel confident in their...
CHOW #185 – Fixed Bid Agile Project

CHOW #185 – Fixed Bid Agile Project

When we say a Fixed Bid project, what comes to our mind? Are we talking about fixed Scope, Budget and Time? Assuming we are a service provider and all the parameters are fixed for the project, is it possible to do a Release Plan with out losing the spirit of agile?...