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BDD is more than “TDD done right”

BDD is more than just doing TDD right. Beginners in TDD struggle to understand that TDD is really about design and not testing. Similarly, n...
The Daily Kanban Stand-up

Many teams transition to Kanban from other agile processes. And often, they conduct the daily stand up just like they used to in their p...
The Feed Forward Loop - A learning process

The Feed Forward loop is a process to become a “Learning Organization”. Successful teams and eventually successful businesses are those t...
BDD is not about tools

Many teams practicing BDD assume that the tool is the process . A lot of chatter is about: What BDD tool (or framework) should I use? H...
Kanban: Assets and Liabilities

The next time you look at a Kanban board, pretend to be an accountant. Look through the eyes of an accountant. You'll probably see two ...
Stress in Agile teams

People working in agile teams sometimes complain that stress levels are higher in agile projects. Now, we all know that it is not supposed t...
WIP limits - The magic sauce in Kanban

A software development process can be viewed as a queuing system. Little’s law states: Lead Time = Work In Progress / Throughput ...
The Rise of the BAQA ("BaaKwaa")

The role of the Business Analyst (BA) and Quality Assurance Engineer (QA) as we know it is changing. As agile methodologies become prevalent...
Kanban Introduction

Kanban Blog
Why your company may need a Hackathon

A Hackathon is a creative problem solving / focused innovation exercise where people in your company will take a fixed time-out ...

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Neel Lakshminarayan: I'm a Lean/Agile practitioner on the lookout for better development and management processes. The opinions here are my own and do not reflect that of my employer - past or current. https://www.linkedin.com/in/neel-lakshminarayan-0b50021/

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