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Project Kaizen Reading

by Hal on April 30, 2009

in agile, books, innovation, kaizen, lean

Adopt the “no satisfaction” approach that has made Toyota far more successful that others. Read about kaizen.

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Twitter and Architecture both benefit from pair design.

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Projects Are about What?

by Hal on March 24, 2009

in PM practice, PMI, agile, books, teams

The Project Shrink combats conventional wisdom in his new book.

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The tough worldwide economy requires attention to delivering high value to our clients. Read Clarke Ching’s “Rocks into Gold” to see what you can do to take care of your clients while keeping your company viable.

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I won’t bore you with all the references to how multi-tasking produces waste. But do understand, the company policy to have very high utilization of staff creates the requirement for multi-tasking. Full utilization is not sustainable. Until [...]

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Guest blogger Claude Emond

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Tags: agile, design, innovation, kaizen, lean, learning, Scrum

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Tags: LanguageActionPerspective, LastPlanner, agile, lean, Scrum, ScrumMaster

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Another Scrum Day of Learning

by Hal on June 28, 2007

in agile, collaboration, lean

Tags: agile, collaboration, lean, Scrum, ScrumMaster

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A lean construction consultant learns Scrum Development. It’s eye-opening!

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Tags: LanguageActionPerspective, agile, design, projectplanning, Agile, Lean, projectdelivery, Scrum

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IGLC-14: Theory of Projects

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Lean Carnival

by Hal on November 6, 2005

in agile, lean

Explore the work of leanies and agilists from RPM ‘On the Side…’

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Tags: TheoryofConstraints, agile

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Good, Fast, Cheap — Pick Two or Three

by Hal on December 20, 2003

in agile, books

Tags: agile, books

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Scrum and Critical Chain PM are different approaches. Read on…

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Tags: agile, lean

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