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Sir! Hands On Your Head And Step Away From The RTL!
A handy bit of guidance that I’ve gleaned from books on lean product development comes via the recognition that unfinished work sitting in someone’s in queue, which in lean manufacturing lingo is called inventory, is waste in your development process. … Continue reading
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Tagged collaboration, incremental development, Requirements, teamwork
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Agile Requirements: Are We There Yet? Part 1 of [Not Sure Yet]
I’m at the start of a new project. We’re currently determining what features are needed in the end-product. This has led to me to thinking a lot lately about how to capture, prioritize and track the completion of these requirements … Continue reading