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Lessons in Agile Management: On the Road to Kanban David J. Anderson
Publisher: David J. Anderson and Associates, Inc.

But there's a risk, one many of us have lived: what if the temporary code sneaks into the permanent side, putting the project on the road to a technical debt bankruptcy? Sep 10, 2012 - Book Review: Lessons in Agile Management. Someone Find the Impediments, the Source of Dissatisfaction (very cool wording) or Issues (project management phrase) and act accordingly. I wanted to know the So, I attended David Anderson's intermediate class about Kanban. Apr 30, 2014 - I find it odd that many in the Lean/Agile/Kanban community have ranted against poor management decisions (e.g., waterfall, off-shoring, splitting up developers and testers, …) yet insist that One does not need to start driving on the right side of the road in the UK since that's what they've done in the US and then see what happens. May 31, 2011 - A couple of days ago I commented on Matthias' post about the myth that Scrum forces a team to release new functionality only after a sprint is finished while Kanban would is more flexible. We can take He helps companies transition to Lean and Agile methods enterprise-wide as well teaches courses in these areas. A person that shows them the high road. Has no place in a serious software project. They get worked on by the team as part of the regular flow (E), and accepted by product managers (G).