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Interesting Post… 9/6/2009 through 9/12/2009

Mike Cottmeyer Chief Executive Officer
Reading: Interesting Post… 9/6/2009 through 9/12/2009
Time for another (almost) weekly installment of Interesting Post. Every week I feel like the number of agile related articles was pretty light… but then I go to build this post… and realize there was a ton of great content out there. I guess I just want more ;-)
One thing to keep in mind though. I think these are ALL great articles… very insightful… very interesting… but I don’t necessarily agree with every point they make. I chose the tag “Interesting Post…” very carefully. I share these posts because I think they contribute to the conversation in a meaningful way… sometimes I agree… sometimes I don’t. So with that…
Interesting posts from 9/6/2009 to 9/12/2009
Friday Round Up http://bit.ly/1sKBAb
Plan the Work – Work the Plan http://bit.ly/OR1aU
Agile is never ‘no process’ http://bit.ly/3fEVO6
ScrumBut – Part 5 – Retrospective after every sprint http://bit.ly/MhIJW
Leading by saying No – The New CIO Series http://bit.ly/30nEuL
An Irrational Approach to Change Management http://bit.ly/1vBKbn
Business Agility – Dynamism or Stasis http://bit.ly/kvNhn
ScrumBut – Part 3 – Daily Scrum http://bit.ly/4u5Ql0
Managing Leaky Organizations http://bit.ly/fWEr5
Download “Do It Yourself Agile” For Free! http://bit.ly/fzBR3
Eliminate Architecture http://bit.ly/baNJx
Time, Budget, Scope – Pick Two – NOT TRUE http://bit.ly/3qYL0g
For $65/pp, Send Your Whole Team to Agile Training in Boston Oct 5th http://bit.ly/4DVVHx
Many Contracts Have Wrong Focus http://bit.ly/xssNm
The faster we go, the tighter we cling http://bit.ly/96DHE
Achievable avalanche opportunities http://bit.ly/lDIGT
Applying the Decoupling Principle to Scrum http://bit.ly/3nuaLB
Quote of the Day http://bit.ly/Uu9Yx
Project Failure Sins and How to Stop These Sins http://bit.ly/2BaI4d
ScrumBut – Part 2 – Team members sit together http://bit.ly/3OkVAB
Why I Hate Document Templates http://bit.ly/CMwU3
ScrumBut – Part 1 – Timeboxed Iterations http://bit.ly/REacd
ScrumBut – Part 0 – Introduction http://bit.ly/c4z9R
Toward a Next Generation Capability Maturity Model http://bit.ly/UHNZI
On Paper I Was Once a Millionaire http://bit.ly/imPmb
Run this one through Babelfish… http://bit.ly/ERKHK
The Best Leadership Is Good Management http://bit.ly/2bL1lN
D = V * T : The formula in software DeVelopmenT to get features DONE http://bit.ly/12KDvF
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