#Methodology

Bookmarks & New Favorites (09-38)

Here are a few of the articles I found “bookmark-worthy” over the past week. Improv Comedian Turns Business Analyst by Jonathan...

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What’s in a Signature?

This post is actually a slightly adapted version of a comment I made on Laura Brandau’s post, The myth of the “requirements contract”....

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Are "Project Teams" Really Teams?

My personal study of what makes successful teams, to which I’ve recently alluded, is ongoing. Most recently I came across the article...

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It's All About the Teams

The more I learn through experience and the literature, the more I begin to think that as an industry we have been missing the mark by...

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Passing Thoughts on Business Analysis & Requirements

Here are just a few impressions I’ve jotted down over the past few weeks that may never evolve into full blog posts, but that I wanted to...

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Agile and Traditional Methodologies Compared…. Again

This post is spurred by a few articles I’ve read recently which have only served to reinforce some similar thoughts I’ve been having for...

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Use Cases or User Stories? Read Up!

There have been some really interesting articles in recent days and weeks that have been comparing use cases and user stories, and...

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Free Scrum & XP Project Tracking Tool

We don’t use SCRUM or XP in my shop, but I am always interested in learning more about other methods and tools, and I know some of my...

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Agility vs. Bureacracy (and other thoughts)

I came across a post by Meade Rubenstein this evening that I liked because it made me think a bit about methodology and how it evolves...

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Does Your Paperwork Add Value?

While skimming the book, Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit Many software development processes require paperwork for customer...

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Documentation is No Substitute for Interaction

I’ve long been of the opinion that involving as many stakeholders in the project as early as possible is a key to successful business...

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Onshore vs. Offshore

Matt Lockhart of Magenic Technologies, Inc. posted an excellent article at TechLinks a while back on things that need to be considered...

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With requirements, discussions matter most

This post is based on a quote I read and liked from the article, “When Requirements Go Bad: Part II” by Kurt Bittner. The article is...

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