allan's blog - Agile & Digital Business

As noted in my last blog entry RQNG has published my description of Agile planning using Iteration plans, Release Plans and Roadmaps. I’ve ...

RQNG has published one of my articles entitled “Three Plans for Agile”. This looks at the role of iteration plans, release plans and road...

In my last posting I suggested that if Leo Tolstoy worked in a corporate IT department the opening lines of Anna Korenina might have read:...

Rather famously Tolstoy started Anna Korenina with the words: “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own wa...

My (our) entry in the Agile elevator pitch competition: “[Agile] Provides philosophy, techniques and tools to alleviate the pain of traditio...

Back at the beginning of September Kevin Rutherford tweeted: ‘Anyone know the Japanese for "red, green, refactor” ?’ Now as it happens...

When I deliver training courses I like to give participants something to take away to read, something that is more readable than PowerPoint ...

I’ve blogged before about “The Alignment Trap” (Originally in December 2007 and after my piece in The Agile Journal in February 2009 ). T...

Slides from my Agile Cambridge 2010 Objective Agility: What does it take to be an Agile company? online now.

In my Agile Business Conference present (“ How much quality can we afford? ”) I talked about the Reuse Myth , this is something always touch...