In any software project only people are capable of accumulating knowledge and exhibiting creativity, and only people have the ability to ...
In the western world, and in any other competitive environment, innovation is the key to survival. It is a matter of life and death for c...
Agile and Lean brought wonderful things to the world of software development. But I sometimes cringe when I see enumerations of “agile ...
A little background reading on creativity made me find the article Definitions of Creativity, by Arthur J. Cropley, which provides intere...
In a complex system each hierarchical level has novel and irreducible properties. This has far-reaching consequences for managers of comp...
On paper I was once a millionaire. Informal investors valued my Internet start-up at 10 million euros, and I owned 70 percent of the fina...
Many organizations in the world are adopting Scrum, and many of those are adapting Scrum. But the adaptation of Scrum is frowned upon by ...
The plan of turning my blog into a book has entered into its next stage. I think the time is right to find myself a publisher. The Agile ...
The Agile 2009 conference last week in Chicago was a blast. I met so many interesting people, the attempt to keep track of names and face...
In my previous post (Are We Abusing Science?) I wrote that we need to be careful when applying terminology from the sciences to software ...
In agile software development we regularly hear references to scientific terms such as self-organization and emergence. Next week, when I...
Next week on Tuesday is going to be my Big Day. I will be doing my first talk ever in the United States, and on Agile 2009 nonetheless! O...