My Session Proposal for ALE 2011
The ALE 2011 unconference in Berlin, on 7-9 September, is the best proof that a self-organizing network of people can create something un...
Open Letter to Agile Alliance, Scrum Alliance, and LSSC
Hi, Since three months I have been working with others to create a network of Agile and Lean thinkers and practitioners across Europe (AL...
ALEnetwork @ XP2011
On 10 May 2011, at the XP2011 conference in Madrid, 32 people from different European countries joined to create a common vision for the ...
The Birth of a Network
The moment is nearly there! Next week the Agile Lean Europe network will have its first gathering at the XP2011 conference. The buzz arou...
Agile Lean Europe (XP2011 Gathering, 1st update)
I had a feeling people would respond positively to our initiative of the Agile Lean Europe network. But I didn’t expect it would launch...
How to Move Europe
I am trying to move Europe. Or actually, I am trying to move the countries in Europe a little closer together. Europe is full of great (A...
Agile Lean Europe: Taking Action
In my previous post I evaluated the discussion about a European network for Agile and Lean thinkers (and doers). My conclusion is that ma...
Agile Doesn’t Make Sense, It Makes a Difference
Would Madonna have been successful if she had styled herself M.L. Ciccone? I don’t think so. Names are important. Good names can be mot...
New Group – Agile Lean Europe (ALE)
Why are Agile and Lean practitioners in the US better organized than in Europe? It is great that we have an Agile Alliance, a Scrum Allia...
No True Agile, No True Lean, No True Latte
My presentation Complexity vs. Lean has been well received by many, whereas it was berated by a few. And good or bad, it certainly has sp...
Iterative and Incremental Development: New Definitions
I came to the conclusion that iterative and incremental development both need a new definition. Here is a piece of text I have been worki...
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