Peter Stevens Scrum Breakfast Blog
11-08-2008
One of the most important advancements of Scrum and XP compared to other frameworks is the use of a burn down chart rather than milestones to […]
09-07-2008
So what is the best tool for managing Scrum? Well, it depends. It depends on you and your situation. Michael Dubakov recently asked When is a […]
08-07-2008
From the moment I started working with Scrum until I wrote the quick poll on agile tool usage, it never even occurred to me to consider […]
07-07-2008
Where do you find Scrum Management tools? Here are links to the suppliers mentioned in the poll on Scrum PM Tools: Tangible Tools (card, paper, wall) […]
05-07-2008
The poll on Scrum / Agile tools usage was the most popular Scrum Breakfast poll to date — 100 responses, of which 63 were using a […]
30-06-2008
Carrot and Stick ( or “Zuckerbrot und Peitsche” ) is the title of my talk tomorrow at Reto Hartinger’s Internet Briefing Group on saving flagging projects. […]
25-06-2008
This is a serious question 😉 I just led a workshop for a medium size company which was considering (and is now planning) to start using […]
19-06-2008
…So we started hitting limitations using spreadsheets to manage the Scrum process. What did we look for in a dedicated tool? First we wanted to manage […]
18-06-2008
For my first Scrum project, I consolidated all of the wish lists into one spreadsheet which became our product backlog. Initially, I had 4 columns: Name, […]
