Dean Leffingwell author of Agile Software Requirements: Lean Requirements Practices for Teams, Programs, and the Enterprise (Agile Software Development Series) was the guest on the Business901 podcast. I talked to Dean so long that I divided the podcast into two parts, Lean Agile Software Train, part 1 and Lean Agile Software Train, Part 2. This Read More …
Games have changed the way we play and the way we work. In the blog post Salesforce.com’s Chief Scientist on Why Gamification is the Future of Work, it says, Rangaswami outlines how and why gamification will shape the future of work. As a new generation of knowledge workers land in jobs at organizations big and Read More …
At Agile Cincinnati last week, I had the opportunity to present the Lean Sales and Marketing presentation, It’s not your Grandmother’s Lean Anymore! The reason I picked this title is that so many identify Lean with waste reduction. I view Lean and PDCA from the aspect of knowledge creation. The first part of my slide Read More …
A recent Blog post, We’re all marketers now in the McKinsey Quarterly discusses how engaging customers today requires commitment from the entire company and a redefined marketing organization. They say marketers have been adjusting to this new era of engagement through increased Web expertise and have simply found that to be not enough. In a Read More …
This is part 2 of a 5 part afternoon series depicting the mind maps that I have created on the books of Patrick Lencioni. His website and company, The Table Group offers additional information on these subjects. This mind map was constructed during the listening of the book, Death by Meeting: A Leadership Fable…About Solving Read More …
Dean Leffingwell author of Agile Software Requirements: Lean Requirements Practices for Teams, Programs, and the Enterprise (Agile Software Development Series) was the guest on the Businss901 podcast. I talked to Dean so long that I divided the podcast into two parts. The 1st part, Lean Agile Software Train, part 1 published last Tuesday. That podcast Read More …