Posted by: on October 24th, 2008
A very simple technique to find out the root cause of a problem is to use the 5 Why’s. The number 5 is just a general guideline and sometimes it may take a lot more or a lot less “why” questions to arrive at the root cause for a given problem. The beauty of this
Posted by: on July 24th, 2008
Not sure if anyone has ever written a scrum poem so gave it a crack ….. It is a thing called scrum and this is how it is done. We talk and discuss Then we create a product backlog without fuss A backlog has many items , they call each one a story and its
Posted by: on March 14th, 2008
There are a number of story point scales used for estimating user stories on the product backlog. An effective scale to use for your estimation is T-Shirt sizes. T-SHIRT SIZES Size Points to Allocate XS (Extra Small) 1 S (small) 2 M (medium) 4 L (Large) 8 XL (extra large) 16 XXL(extra extra large)
Posted by: on March 13th, 2008
Why are fixed length sprints (iterations or timeboxes) of the same duration important? why should these sprints not exceed a 4 week timebox? WHY 4 WEEKS? Scrum recommends that iterations do not exceed 4 weeks. I have heard of some implementations using 6 weeks. I stick with durations of 4 weeks or less. 4 weeks