Interesting Post... 7/31/2010 through 8/7/2010

Okay… we are going to do a Saturday evening edition of Interesting Post… Tomorrow I am going to get up early, do a little hike through the woods, bring home bagels for Kimi and the kids, toss the football with Noah, and then head to the airport for a week in sunny Orlando and the Agile 2010 conference. I'm totally geeked heading to Orlando as an independent agile coach. Did I say I'm geeked ;-)

There are so many people that I want to talk to and so many things I want to do and see while I am in town. I'm am looking forward to having one heck of a week. If you are going to be at the conference… give me a call, shoot me an email, or DM me and let's find a few minutes to get together. I'm doing my talk on How To Own a Really Large Complex Product… so come see me there too!

Travel safe and I'll see you in Orlando.

Interesting Post... Process: friend and foe http://dlvr.it/3WFjb

Interesting Post... Agile Conference - Speakers - Don Reinertsen http://dlvr.it/3VtlW

Interesting Post... What is Test-Driven Development? http://dlvr.it/3TsNz

Interesting Post... Kanban for Service Desks http://dlvr.it/3Tg81

Interesting Post... What's next for the agile community? http://dlvr.it/3TZT9

Interesting Post... 30 Days of Getting Results the Agile Way http://dlvr.it/3S085

Interesting Post... Kanban Experience Complete – Thank You LSSC10 http://dlvr.it/3S084

Interesting Post... PMBOK and detailing leadership http://dlvr.it/3Ryvj

Interesting Post... Agile Rollout Warning Signs http://dlvr.it/3Ryvd

Interesting Post... One Size Does NOT Fit All! http://dlvr.it/3QcGN

Interesting Post... Creating an Agile Environment Fit for a Marketing Team http://dlvr.it/3QbCC

Interesting Post... I won’t be staying late with you http://dlvr.it/3QbCB

Interesting Post... Bob Payne and the Art of Agile Philanthropy http://dlvr.it/3QbC9

Interesting Post... Re-Think Transactions http://dlvr.it/3QbC8

Interesting Post... Yes You Kanban! http://dlvr.it/3QbC7

Interesting Post... What Should Done Mean? http://dlvr.it/3Pqf0

Interesting Post... Scrum Butt and the Nokia test http://dlvr.it/3PpVP

Interesting Post... Can Agile Work If Some Of My Development is Outsourced? http://dlvr.it/3PmsC

Interesting Post... Agile Software Requirements: We Have a Foreword and a Cover – Can a Book be Far Behind? http://dlvr.it/3PlnJ

Interesting Post... The Gordon Pask Award http://dlvr.it/3PlnG

Interesting Post... DZone RefCard Update http://dlvr.it/3PlnC

Interesting Post... The Difference between Lean and Agile http://dlvr.it/3M1XT

Interesting Post... Agile 2010 Talk: Agile Transitions- Cannonball and Stealth Approaches Exposed/Compared http://dlvr.it/3KWGb

Interesting Post... Minimum Concepts for Earned Value Management http://dlvr.it/3KTlL

From Leading Agile: On Leading Agile... Change... The Only Constant http://dlvr.it/3GLFX

Interesting Post... Top Excuses Why Automatic Builds Suddenly Fail http://dlvr.it/3GCc1

Interesting Post... Agile Communications http://dlvr.it/3FGZZ

Interesting Post... Project Management Definition - Part Three http://dlvr.it/3FCJs

Interesting Post... If your dev team jumped off an agile bridge, should your marketing team jump too? http://dlvr.it/3FCJt

Interesting Post... Keeping in Tune http://dlvr.it/3FCJv

Interesting Post... Good Agile software team looking for an agent to represent us! http://dlvr.it/3F6Zs

Interesting Post... If It's Painful, Do It More Often http://dlvr.it/3F6Zj

Interesting Post... The painful reality of many meetings http://dlvr.it/3Dzpb

Interesting Post... Are We Agile Yet? http://dlvr.it/3DzpS

Interesting Post... Agile Coaches Gathering UK 2010 http://dlvr.it/3DzpR

Interesting Post... Getting unstuck: solving the perfect problem http://dlvr.it/3DzpN

Interesting Post... Ten Principles for Agile Testers http://dlvr.it/3DzpJ

Interesting Post... Design what you know http://dlvr.it/3Dzp9

Interesting Post... Fire everybody! How to start transitioning your marketing team. http://dlvr.it/3Dzp1

Interesting Post... Agile: It’s a Healthy Lifestyle Choice http://dlvr.it/3Dznw

Interesting Post... Every Team Must Be a Value Unit http://dlvr.it/3Dzns

Interesting Post... Do architects define the software development process? http://dlvr.it/3Dznm

Interesting Post... Traditional versus Agile — false war? http://dlvr.it/3Dzng

Interesting Post... A Pattern for Using Scrum and Kanban http://dlvr.it/3Dznf

Interesting Post... The Lean Product Backlog – Limit Variation and Prevent Overburden http://dlvr.it/3DznW

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Interesting Post... 7/4/2010 through 7/11/2010

Today is the last day of our beach weekend. The kids were pretty much over the beach after the first day. Their Mom grew up on the beach and can sit there for hours on end enjoying the sun and surf. I don't think the kids got that gene. I told my 8 year old that if he tried to have fun today, I'd let him bury me in the sand. I was hoping he might forget... he didn't. I spent about 30 minutes trying to get sand out of places where sand should never be!

As you can see from the length of this post, I continue to be extremely pleased with the performance of the Dlvr.it service. It's better than Twitterfeed ever was... even when it was working it's best. I go through a lot of blog posts every week, it kind of makes me sad how many were never getting out to you guys. It always seemed like I was reading and sharing more than would come up in these summaries... and now we know why... so anyway... it's fixed... I'll stop dwelling on it... really... I will.

Enjoy this week's installment of Interesting Post...

Interesting Post... Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-11 http://dlvr.it/2WnrT

Interesting Post... So easy to talk about lunch http://dlvr.it/2WY3V

Interesting Post... Insubordinate... 50th anniverary free ebook http://dlvr.it/2VSyB

Interesting Post... What Does $35 Billion Look Like http://dlvr.it/2V59q

Interesting Post... Assessing Agile pilot projects http://dlvr.it/2V59t

Interesting Post... Changing Agile Roles - The Programmers http://dlvr.it/2Sq2m

Interesting Post... Elements of Project Controls http://dlvr.it/2SVTc

Interesting Post... Tell People a Story http://dlvr.it/2SVTd

Interesting Post... New “Agility Now!” Newsletter http://dlvr.it/2SNmc

Interesting Post... PMBOK 5 - Rejected http://dlvr.it/2SNjr

Interesting Post... The Art of Agile Development: Incremental Requirements http://dlvr.it/2SNfh

Interesting Post... Beware Bloated Processes http://dlvr.it/2SNcH

Interesting Post... Quote of the Day - Complexity http://dlvr.it/2RVqR

Interesting Post... Yes I am mocking you http://dlvr.it/2RVpz

Interesting Post... Agile and Re-Engineering http://dlvr.it/2RVpY

Interesting Post... Should We Build It Again? http://dlvr.it/2RVnl

Interesting Post... Dr. Seuss Inspired by Personal Kanban http://dlvr.it/2R9fW

Interesting Post... Defining Program Management and How Agile Helps http://dlvr.it/2R7w8

Interesting Post... SCRUM vs. Kanban it’s like Football vs. Soccer http://dlvr.it/2QvdH

Interesting Post... The path to software Craftsmanship http://dlvr.it/2QvdJ

Interesting Post... Agile & Culture: The Results http://dlvr.it/2Qt2b

From Leading Agile: Okay… Just What are we Transforming? http://dlvr.it/2QsdN

Interesting Post... Physical Percent of Planned Progress http://dlvr.it/2Q3SM

Interesting Post... Lean or Six Sigma? http://dlvr.it/2Pd5J

Interesting Post... Our Divisive Scrum Terminology Needs to be Deprecated http://dlvr.it/2NxNY

Interesting Post... Musings About Agile Program Management http://dlvr.it/2My3p

Interesting Post... The Fourth Career Mistake... http://dlvr.it/2MxsX

Interesting Post... Agile and Technical Complexity http://dlvr.it/2Mxch

Interesting Post... Defense Industry and Scrum http://dlvr.it/2Ms3t

Interesting Post... Bad Requirements? Actually, That’s Your Fault http://dlvr.it/2MnF3

Interesting Post... 1 FTE http://dlvr.it/2M582

Interesting Post... Software Calculus - The Missing Abstraction. http://dlvr.it/2LxFd

Interesting Post... Object-Oriented Design and Mock Objects: for non-programmers http://dlvr.it/2Lx3v

Interesting Post... Types of Scenario Tools http://dlvr.it/2Lx3t

Interesting Post... This Is Why The Kindle Is Winning http://dlvr.it/2LFG5

Interesting Post... Measuring Progress - What Can We Use? http://dlvr.it/2LF61

Interesting Post... Design-Build-Run http://dlvr.it/2LF0N

Interesting Post... The Limited Red Society – Joshua Kerievsky http://dlvr.it/2Ks5L

Interesting Post... 3 Aspects of Team Boundaries http://dlvr.it/2Ks2G

Interesting Post... How to do agile when we only have 50 crap developers? http://dlvr.it/2KGWP

Interesting Post... VIDEO: "I've already got the prize. The prize is http://dlvr.it/2Jk7j

Interesting Post... Four Type of a Program Management Office (PMO) http://dlvr.it/2JQyF

Interesting Post... Silos Aren’t Evil: They’re Just Icky. http://dlvr.it/2JJ3C

Interesting Post... The A - Z of Agile - W is for: http://dlvr.it/2J2RT

Interesting Post... Happy Independence Day! http://dlvr.it/2HzzC

From Leading Agile: Southern Fried Agile Conference... It's Gravy for your Brain! http://dlvr.it/2Hx3Q

Interesting Post... A Day of Independence http://dlvr.it/2HppL

Oh by the way... did I tell you about this great new service I found called Dlvr.it? You should try it out ;-)

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Interesting Post... 6/25/2010 through 7/4/2010

Hey everyone. It is a great week for my Interesting Post... updates. I finally gave up on Twitterfeed and went to dlvr.it. This new service is faster and more accurate that Twitterfeed ever thought about being. I finally have confidence that all the stuff I share in my Google Reader feed is making it out to the Twittersphere. I'm guessing that you'll notice the list here is longer than usual... now you know why.

Anyway... for all you guys in the US, happy 4th of July! My family has started a series of traditions around this holiday that I think are really fun. The kids and I got up early yesterday and drove to South Carolina to buy some fireworks. The really good fireworks are illegal to sell in Georgia, so the good people of South Carlolina provide stores just on the other side of the border so we don't have to drive too far.

The past few years, our tradition had been to cook many, many pounds of baby back ribs. We changed it up this year and made a shredded BBQ concoction of beef, pork, chicken, sausage, and bacon... plus my secret blend of sauce and seasonings. Very tasty.. we made it yesterday, but I'm really looking forward to leftovers later this afternoon. We did the whole fireworks thing last night and have plans to spend the evening with some good friends and launch the fireworks we got yesterday in South Carolina!

Have a great day and enjoy this weeks installment of Interesting Post...

Interesting Post... A Day of Independence http://dlvr.it/2HppL

Interesting Post... Organizational Complexity http://dlvr.it/2HHGN

Interesting Post... Who’s Got Your Back? http://dlvr.it/2H0VX

Interesting Post... Microblogging in Project Management 2.0 http://dlvr.it/2GMmT

Interesting Post... My Three Biggest Career Mistakes http://dlvr.it/2Fm4X

Interesting Post... Agile Metrics http://dlvr.it/2Fhp6

Interesting Post... The Southern Fried Agile Conference is Coming! http://dlvr.it/2FLqT

Interesting Post... How to be a Bad Manager http://dlvr.it/2FCMh

Interesting Post... How to improve a team's velocity http://dlvr.it/2Dzp1

Interesting Post... The difference between running and managing a project http://dlvr.it/2DkFF

Interesting Post... Which Compliment Do You Want? http://dlvr.it/2DfK3

Interesting Post... Agile Friday: "The Planning Game" Now Online http://dlvr.it/2DfBL

Interesting Post... Big Bang vs Evolution – A software look http://dlvr.it/2DBSs

Interesting Post... Agile 2010 – The words we use http://dlvr.it/2DBBw

Interesting Post... The Phrase That Should be Banned from Product Managers’ Vocabulary http://dlvr.it/2CwdK

Interesting Post... How can you know you're headed to the Ditch? http://dlvr.it/2Crsb

Interesting Post... Guest Post: Not Putting Out Fires http://dlvr.it/2ChgR

Interesting Post... TDD and Agile – What Does the Research Say? http://dlvr.it/2ChMc

Happy Day!!!

Leading Agile... Agile Atlanta in July... Dennis Stevens and Kanban! http://goo.gl/fb/RkDce

Interesting Post... New Chapter – Use Cases http://bit.ly/92URe0

Interesting Post... 19 Feeds for ProdMgmt, Product Marketing and Marketing Operations types: http://bit.ly/aOM5XY

Interesting Post... It’s The Values That Matter. Or Maybe It’s The Culture. http://bit.ly/cz0UQp

Interesting Post... Shorten and Reduce Variability in Lead Times using Kanban http://bit.ly/9ZB5me

Interesting Post... Refactoring with Fire http://bit.ly/agWuGK

Interesting Post... The Notion of a "Master" http://bit.ly/bXL6BU

Interesting Post... Web services in Java http://bit.ly/cnbjU0

Interesting Post... Ten Rules of Common Sense Program Management http://bit.ly/asxYow

Interesting Post... Define: ScrumMaster http://bit.ly/aqSKQZ

Interesting Post... The Art of War - Chapter 2 - Entry 1 - Knowing the Cost*"To http://bit.ly/aSTOuO

From Leading Agile: Ro-Sham-Bo... Shoot! http://bit.ly/9Zp8fH

Interesting Post... Always have a plan B when negotiating http://bit.ly/bHuuYG

Interesting Post... "Heavy Use of Math Puts People Off" http://bit.ly/aeYo5I

Interesting Post... Book Review: Your Career Game http://bit.ly/9gYZve

Interesting Post... Video: Kanban for Video Game Development http://bit.ly/9Zo92C

Interesting Post... New Trends In The Project Ecosystem http://bit.ly/9Z0ws0

Interesting Post... The Declaration of Interdependence http://bit.ly/aTHjGH

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Interesting Post... 6/14/2010 through 6/20/2010

Okay... so get this. When I go to my Google Reader feed and look at all the stuff I've shared over the past week, I get one list. When I go to my Twitter page and pull all the 'Interesting Post..' articles I've shared over the same time period... I get a different list. There is some overlap but neither is a subset of the other. My guess is that what I've actually shared over the past week is a superset of both lists. Oh well, again... maybe one day I'll spend some time trying to figure out what's up. Either way, this is a pretty good list of all the stuff that I noodled through over the past week.

Hope you like this week's installment of 'Interesting Post...'.

Corporate stuff http://bit.ly/caURkK

PMBOK, Agile, and Some Tips http://bit.ly/bA10TB

Connecting the Dots to PMBOK http://bit.ly/aQXo1w

Are things getting to complicated? http://bit.ly/93cV9r

8 Habits of Highly Excellent Bloggers http://bit.ly/cnIbX5

Getting Ahead, Really? http://bit.ly/cSG3D1

8 Transformational Leadership Lessons From Seth Godin http://bit.ly/dcdLxA

Stop Whining and Get Started! http://bit.ly/aWtuJZ

What Does It Mean to Be Agile? http://bit.ly/daoMJc

Using Agile To Scale Agile – Part 1 http://bit.ly/cbMJ3M

Fridays Digest #18 Scrum vs. Kanban http://bit.ly/968w3L

The Pepsi Challenge of Waterfall Agile or Kanban http://bit.ly/clDBr7

Agile in Everyday Life http://bit.ly/8ZJNly

Your Software is not a House http://bit.ly/a98OPH

Scrum and the PMBOK http://bit.ly/daxNlc

New to agile? Learn how to fail well http://bit.ly/d6wVj3

The Context Machine: The Essence Is Context http://bit.ly/adHbT3

T-Shaped People http://bit.ly/92aQK9

Change Without Motivation http://bit.ly/c7amuo

Come Play Innovation Games for the Agile Developer Skills Project! http://bit.ly/c5omCk

ScrumMasters Now Earn More Money Than Project Managers http://bit.ly/92ahVw

Kanban: What are Classes of Service and Why Should You Care? http://bit.ly/aodC4t

The Oath of Non-Allegiance http://bit.ly/91Pxhh

Your Product Is Done http://bit.ly/dmn9aT

And as an added bonus for making it all the way to the bottom of the post... here is my last update from summer camp. I am home now, we came back yesterday, but the last night I did an update was Thursday. I feel a little guilty for not doing one the last night, but I got back to camp late and we had a campfire to go to. Anyway... this is Day #5... Family Night!

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Interesting Post... 6/6/2010 through 6/13/2010

Okay... so this has been one HOT Sunday afternoon. Today is the first day of Boy Scout camp... our annual trek to a really HOT and humid place to spend the week living outdoors. It was about 96 degrees today and probably about 96% humidity. I smell like a barn animal, there are showers, but that squeaky clean feeling DOES NOT last long.

Fortunately, there is an administrative building up the dirt road that has AC and Internet access. I'm going to try to get some writing done tomorrow while the kids are out working on merit badges. I hear they have a coffee pot too. If you are interested, scroll down to the bottom of this post for a little video log from our days adventures.

Enjoy this week's installment if Interesting Post...

Your Product Is Done http://bit.ly/dmn9aT

Silly Saturdays: Mac vs. PC http://bit.ly/cGd2ve

The Reality of UI Test Automation http://bit.ly/9Oi0sS

Projects that are NOT Agile Software Projects http://bit.ly/akTOJa

Fear of shipping http://bit.ly/9xjhna

Agile Isn't Latin http://bit.ly/9WFS22

The new CST application process http://bit.ly/ccsNrW

Status Reporting Intervals http://bit.ly/d5VSTs

Are you being creative? http://bit.ly/dwR69w

PMBOK is NOT a Method - Part Deux http://bit.ly/cka0ND

Kanban and When Will This Be Done? http://bit.ly/cohJ0n

Big Binders And Checklists http://bit.ly/ci0Sk3

The 19 Keys to Successful Agile Projects http://bit.ly/aEBXnJ

Scrum Gets Going In Bangalore http://bit.ly/aHrrQZ

PMBOK is NOT a Methodology http://bit.ly/cUyJVm

Artificial Critical Paths http://bit.ly/cypzpC

Base lining Story Points http://bit.ly/ajF9ix

Why Is There Still Talk About Agile v. PMBOK? http://bit.ly/9ojMy9

What DONE Looks Like? http://bit.ly/9gFksS

Schizophrenic Use Of Methods http://bit.ly/aQ7xy7

Agile is in the PMBOK so it must be true http://bit.ly/c4pw7L

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Interesting Post... 6/1/2010 through 6/6/2010

Twitter search won't seem to give me any of my tweets from before 6/1 today, so this installment of Interesting Post... is going to a be a little short this week. Hope you enjoy...

Interesting Posts from 6/1/2010 through 6/6/2010

Why Is There Still Talk About Agile v. PMBOK? http://bit.ly/9ojMy9

What DONE Looks Like? http://bit.ly/9gFksS

Schizophrenic Use Of Methods http://bit.ly/aQ7xy7

Agile is in the PMBOK so it must be true http://bit.ly/c4pw7L

Real Men of Agile Genius Sweepstakes http://bit.ly/9AnaMY

Agile Scrum, Or Not-So-Agile Scrum? http://bit.ly/aPpbam

Is this noise inside my head bothering you? http://bit.ly/bjVgt8

Kanban and Conversations http://bit.ly/ahdSUd

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Interesting Post... 5/10/2010 through 5/16/2010

It's been a little while since my last Sunday morning installment of 'Interesting Post...' I don't usually like to fill my blog up with summary articles like this... so when I'm not writing real content, I don't tend to want to do these.

Also, I've gotten to where I don't really trust TwitterFeed a whole heck of a lot. TwitterFeed is what monitors my Google Share feed and turns them into tweets. It just doesn't seem to be as reliable as it once was. Some day when I have some time, I'll either figure out what I've done wrong, or I'll find another service.

As for now... enjoy this round of tweets from the week.

Arrogant http://bit.ly/dvceBv

APLN Board Update http://bit.ly/c9L3Ey

Agile and regulatory compliance http://bit.ly/cXRaFD

You heard me but are you listening [video] http://bit.ly/bIx9je

All you need to know... http://bit.ly/cbChgL

Toward An Event Driven Scrum Process http://bit.ly/caztRX

Agile and Lean Product Development – Yesteryear, Today and into the Future http://bit.ly/cEB9F0

Academic TDD links http://bit.ly/cxZdYy

3 Legs to Running an Agile Transition http://bit.ly/aWGH63

Personal Brands: The Testicle Defense http://bit.ly/9lWEQz

Agile: Chasing a points total http://bit.ly/bxUYBy

What's so good about scrum? http://bit.ly/9yEZkG

How To Harness Influence http://bit.ly/ajVRh1

Agile: It’s a Healthy Lifestyle Choice http://bit.ly/aSEDY0

Approaches to Organizational Change http://bit.ly/cTZvRy

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Interesting Post... 2/4/2010 through 2/13/2010

We got some snow in Atlanta yesterday. It's not very often that we have 4 inches of snow on the ground. I had my kids all convinced to go backpacking with me this weekend, but the cold temperatures and damp conditions scared them off. I guess the 10 degree down bags they got for Christmas didn't make them feel any better about putting in some miles and sleeping outside. So anyway... in the absence of backpacking, decided to do a little writing today. Hope you enjoy this week's installment of 'Interesting Post...'.

Poppendiecks, in Glasgow, May 2010 - 2 day course http://bit.ly/bfS9G1

Your Corporation: Corpus or Corpse? http://bit.ly/cZy03n

Still getting interesting comments on my last post about Scrum certification. Looks like I struck a nerve... http://bit.ly/dr5byR

What is a Project Plan? http://bit.ly/9OHnnl

Moving Items Backwards on a Kanban Board http://bit.ly/9l6YD2

Really InfoQ picked up my post from this morning and added some color commentary... http://bit.ly/9Dws8Q

Emerge ground up or build to plan? http://bit.ly/bpPBlU

Forrester Reports “Agile Development: Mainstream Adoption Has Changed Agility” http://bit.ly/bHZM8t

Trusting People You Don’t Know http://bit.ly/bgefq0

There is no velocity before there is a velocity http://bit.ly/c3gTJL

PCAMPATL: Learning, Sharing and Discussions http://bit.ly/b322de

Time for a change http://bit.ly/bfNLj9

The relentless search for "tell me what to do" http://bit.ly/dpaOrK

Managing Risks and Opportunities http://bit.ly/d7eXUj

Scrum Checklist translated to Russian, Japanese, German, and Portuguese http://bit.ly/cT9Les

Replacing the Iron Triangle of Project Management? http://bit.ly/dcXVlV

CIO Bad Habits – Still valid 7 years later http://bit.ly/ciwBl3

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Interesting Post... 1/24/2010 through 1/31/2010

Pretty light week when it comes to Agile blogging, huh? Have we really said everything there is to say!? Maybe the conversation has moved elsewhere? Anyone know of new bloggers out there that I don't seem to be following? Maybe it is time for Jurgen to post another Top 200 list. Anyway.... if anyone knows where all the good conversation is going on, please clue me in ;-)

Here is another installment of Interesting Post...

Tackling LEAN change week 1 http://bit.ly/cX8ETR

The Impact Of Social Networking On Project Management http://bit.ly/amG8hU

How Not to Hurry http://bit.ly/9IXVYy

Do I Need User Stories? http://bit.ly/96ghsp

Use the Agile Triangle Instead of the Balanced Scorecard http://bit.ly/cnfr5l

Shu Ha Ri as the flow of Energy http://bit.ly/6DV7BY

Why the CIO Loves Agile Development http://bit.ly/8sxzUn

Pillar Technology is Hiring http://bit.ly/8NLfyo

Don't aim for the target http://bit.ly/8LrZCT

Pope tells priests: Start blogging http://bit.ly/5BxcpY

PMI Agile Survey http://bit.ly/5yY946

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Interesting Post... 1/11/2010 through 1/16/2010

We are having family movie night in the Cottmeyer house this evening. We are all eating a bunch of unhealthy food and watching "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs". Good times... good times ;-) Anyway... figured I'd do a quick installment of "Interesting Post..." before I go pop some popcorn and grab another beer. Hope you guys enjoy!

Program Management Guidance http://bit.ly/63ALKt

Project Managers. On Video? Awesome! http://bit.ly/8F8zVj

Tracking Value http://bit.ly/5rHPgp

Reports are waste and a reason for poor decision-making http://bit.ly/8YIAc8

4 Questions To Ask About Aging “To Do” List Tasks http://bit.ly/6zKWlj

6 Simple Questions for Neal Ford http://bit.ly/5m9ep0

From Waterfall to Agile: An Exclusive Interview with VersionOne's Ian Cu.. http://bit.ly/8vGo5X

The dirty secret of pair programming http://bit.ly/4yDDVz

Kanban for Continuous Improvement http://bit.ly/6EVCa8

Visions of Software Development or Can’t We Just All Get Along? http://bit.ly/5a8bfD

Technology is not the Solution - Again http://bit.ly/6T6zk5

Self-discipline and Self-organization http://bit.ly/8509u1

My Merge of GTD and Kanban http://bit.ly/5kZrjv

How Kanban Got Hot - David Anderson Interview Part I http://bit.ly/90kJmg

Spouses, death-marches and Scrum http://bit.ly/87Rpqd

Be your users' best friend http://bit.ly/6ArqNq

More on Lean, Backlog and Little’s Law http://bit.ly/4P1sMJ

My Overview of Agile Presentation (to a local PMI Chapter) http://bit.ly/8iWVBl

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Interesting Post... 1/4/2010 through 1/10/2010

There were about 10 days or so where none of my shared Google Reader items were making their way to Twitter. Pretty frustrating. That is just the kind of problem that I don't have the time to try solve.

I suspect that I accidentally revoked TwitterFeed's access to my Twitter account. A few weeks ago I was trying to turn off some auto-follow services I had setup a while back. I am still not convinced that the auto-follow is off, but I recreated my TwitterFeed stuff and reauthorized and everything seems to be back on track.

Anyway... hope you enjoy this week's installment of Interesting Post...

My Overview of Agile Presentation (to a local PMI Chapter) http://bit.ly/8iWVBl

Connecting With Clients http://bit.ly/6niszk

It’s a good time to be a marketer http://bit.ly/8IReT9

Adding complexity http://bit.ly/4qqb7u

Sprint start and stop days - what's best http://bit.ly/7GiD18

New Course: Lean Agile Enterprise Leadership Workshop http://bit.ly/8eEJPH

Too Square For Foursquare? http://bit.ly/6CKGtS

Between Agile and ITIL – Part II http://bit.ly/7Avc3g

Beyond agile testing. Or: how to become a pro-active tester http://bit.ly/6qEvmi

YAGNI ain’t what you think it is http://bit.ly/8ocbYe

Bringing agility to the organization http://bit.ly/80JMHZ

Management 3.0: The Era of Complexity http://bit.ly/8hWsJG

Remove Finish-to-Start Activities on Agile Projects http://bit.ly/8AGsCX

Define: Agile Development http://bit.ly/6lqivu

The ScrumMaster Diaries: Introduction to the series http://bit.ly/8vxDo2

Flexibility: A License to Accept Waste http://bit.ly/5SRzmJ

Institutionalizing Scrum http://bit.ly/70dkA8

John Kotter defines Leadership http://bit.ly/5Bd7kP

The Blah Blah Blah Blogging Rules. F It. http://bit.ly/5dvwyI

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Interesting Post... 12/13/2009 through 12/20/2009

It seems that with a teenager... and an almost teenager in the house... there is no such thing as getting an early start anymore. What is it with teenagers and sleep!? The kids and I are getting ready to head out for a little day hike... and I had a few minutes to kill while everyone was getting ready... so you guys are getting a pre-holiday edition of 'Interesting Post'.

There was some really good content out there this week. In particular... scroll down to the post 'Something in Agile Needs Fixing'. That one probably got the most Twitter action this week. Oh, and also... is anyone else enjoying Glen Alleman's 'discussion' of Project Management 2.0 as much as I am?

How Did We Miss the Idea of Project Collaboration in PM 1.0? http://bit.ly/8Lro0X

Designing For Agile http://bit.ly/6d0V8x

Beyond the Hype http://bit.ly/7vlff9

Agile Scaling Model (ASM) White Paper http://bit.ly/6Aec7H

All stories are created equal http://bit.ly/82oFBV

SEMAT (Software Engineering Method and Theory): A Call for Action http://bit.ly/5s0U2l

What’s Your Point of View? http://bit.ly/5RHNb5

Kanban Psychology. Can You Say No? http://bit.ly/6HvIQ6

Project Distribution http://bit.ly/7TH27V

Building trust http://bit.ly/7D0qUt

Agile Tenet #1 – Satisfy the Customer http://bit.ly/6Cr0bD

6 Simple Questions for Bob Martin http://bit.ly/4DQ75C

sidebar ~ agile business analysts http://bit.ly/5jsPVi

The big picture of software development http://bit.ly/6sCLcr

Do I Know You, Can We Collaborate? http://bit.ly/8vTWFN

effective team membership ~ leadership http://bit.ly/5QVrBQ

Architecture All the Way Down http://bit.ly/8mGdqL

Something in Agile needs fixing http://bit.ly/7gSwo2

Agile antipattern: Burndown “wall” http://bit.ly/8QNyRJ

Make the Product Backlog DEEP http://bit.ly/7V2Me1

An Agile Illusion: How That Nice Backlog is Actually Decreasing Your Team’s Agility http://bit.ly/709sJR

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Interesting Post... 11/30/2009 through 12/6/2009

Hey... it's been a few weeks since an installment of Interesting Post update. I have to apologize for not being consistent with these, but I hate doing these summary posts when I'm not generating other new content... it feels kinda like cheating ;-)

That said, I managed to push out a few real posts this week, so I am feeling pretty good about doing one of these Twitter summaries. It has been a pretty good week for agile content on the net... so sit back... get ready... and enjoy this weeks installment of Interesting Post...

It’s Not Always Easy Doing The Right Thing All The Time http://bit.ly/5uoyZc

Predictive Planning vs Adaptive Planning http://bit.ly/5d3xVd

Agile Design: Intentional Yet Emergent http://bit.ly/4EFSG5

Where's the PM in PM 2.0? http://bit.ly/91Bu0G

Proof that Agile Works http://bit.ly/7air3f

Where's the PM in PM 2.0? http://bit.ly/7swlp8

The Agile Bargains http://bit.ly/794rA1

Double Wake-up http://bit.ly/74mYtK

Preparing for Agile – Modular Writing http://bit.ly/7IBQNi

New to agile? Remember the power of automation http://bit.ly/5YfGG9

Why the Performance Measurement Baseline is the basis of project success http://bit.ly/8epPvQ

Making Agile Requirements Work-NO 6 http://bit.ly/8gu7MC

Agile Principles http://bit.ly/8hnuvL

A Social Architecture for Agility http://bit.ly/5V382a

Agile Project Management Questions Answered http://bit.ly/62UKWf

How Many SW Projects Have No Concern About Budget or Schedule? http://bit.ly/7MoQqv

Four Kinds of Trust (2): Earn Trust from Your People http://bit.ly/4sKrwk

Don’t Call it Waste http://bit.ly/4Rrqnk

Agile Requirements Book: Acceptance Testing Chapter http://bit.ly/7NsYve

How to Want Very Little http://bit.ly/4pphSP

Quote of the Day http://bit.ly/72F51E

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Interesting Post... 11/1/2009 through 11/8/009

Got a interesting story for you guys...

Arrived in the Copenhagen airport today for my 11:10 AM flight back to Atlanta. I looked up on the board... no flight to Atlanta. I went over to the Information Desk and the lady tells me that there was a flight on the 7th... and another scheduled for the 9th... but no flight on the 8th. Hmmmmmmmm. Since Delta does not have local gate agents, we head over to the servicing organization that handles Delta ticketing. Apparently, Delta has decided that they aren't going to fly direct from Copenhagen to Atlanta on Sunday anymore. Kimi and I are booked on the Monday flight.

Well... we had a VERY helpful agent in Copenhagen that called and talked to a VERY UNHELPFUL agent in Atlanta. I am starting to see a CLEAR pattern with Delta phone agents. Apparently, there was only one other flight back to Atlanta today , and unfortunately the gate for that flight had just closed. Delta was willing to move us to a SkyTeam partner, but not to another airline to get us home as planned. Come to find out, the agent in Atlanta was wrong and there WAS another flight back to Atlanta, through Paris, that was going to leave in a few hours. Our agent in Copenhagen got us on that flight. This guy was my hero today... he was seriously dedicated to providing outstanding customer service.

Here is the lesson learned. About six weeks ago, I did get an email from Delta telling me that my fight had been changed. I get these messages all the time, but up until this point they had only communicated small schedule changes or seat assignments. I didn't catch that they had canceled my flight and moved me to an airplane on an entirely different day. I am not sure if I should be mad at Delta or mad at myself for not paying more attention. I guess I'll take responsibility and be mad at myself. Kimi and I are going to be a few hours late back to Atlanta tonight, but I am very happy to be going home.

With all that drama as a backdrop... this weeks installment of 'Interesting Post' is coming to you from the Startbuck's in CPH Terminal 3. Hope you guys enjoy!

Dean Leffingwell's User Story Primer http://bit.ly/2SoOT6

Oredev 2009 - LIVE (now recorded) Closing Panel Video http://bit.ly/pJ3mB

Fun with Release Planning http://bit.ly/3TOHhC

Technical Debt http://bit.ly/2pzmoB

The "decline" of Agile is our own fault... http://bit.ly/2lQU27

The mistake most developers and development organizations make http://bit.ly/3uvTQH

Why Agile? Why Now? http://bit.ly/opmxS

Five Myths of Agile Development: Myth #4 - Agile Development Does Not Scale http://bit.ly/2m1LJR

Balancing Anticipation and Adaptation http://bit.ly/3c9hSN

Agile Release Planning Musings http://bit.ly/175Ydu

Agile isn't Just About Change http://bit.ly/482noY

Making Agile Requirements Work-No 4 http://bit.ly/35lGAz

Seth Godin Misunderstands Dunbar's Number http://bit.ly/32knNw

Agile Projects and Project Management http://bit.ly/4vEuCK

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Interesting Post... 10/26/2009 through 10/31/2009

Agilepalooza was a great event this week. It was good to hang out with the crew from VersionOne and all the great folks in Boston. I'm back in Atlanta for a day or so and then off to Oredev in Sweden. Living a bit of the crazy life right now... but all is good.

The kids and I got up early and carved our giant Jack-o-Lantern. We spent the next part of the day at a VERY STRANGE event for Pug enthusiasts (Pugfest... my 12 year old son wanted to go) and now the Florida Gators are on the tube. We are beating Georgia 14-1o and I sure hope they keep the lead. They are looking MUCH better than they have the past few weeks so I am hopeful! Tonight is Halloween so I am sure we'll do a little trick-or-treating in a bit. Nice to have some family time with the kids before I head out for the week.

Enjoy this weeks installment of "Interesting Post..."

Agile Projects and Project Management http://bit.ly/4vEuCK

Why We Delegate: The Darkness Principle http://bit.ly/2ZuUXc

Making Agile Requirements Work-No 3 http://bit.ly/3JZe1S

Ares 1-X Flies http://bit.ly/1hk3fc

Quote from Seth Godin on the Scientific Method http://bit.ly/sStkK

Central Agile Calendar? http://bit.ly/353u9K

Agility and the Motocross Tester http://bit.ly/IkmDM

The Power of Being Personal on Your Blog http://bit.ly/23k2hV

Lean and Scrum - Chicken and the Egg http://bit.ly/3JqcW4

Making Agile Requirements Work-No. 1 http://bit.ly/3nXLJj

"Change isn’t made by asking permission. Change is made by asking forgiv.. http://bit.ly/1sMPHB

A Story, not *the* Story http://bit.ly/2K3fnH

Uses for Google Voice http://bit.ly/2ww0zt

An Strawman Argument for Agile Project Management http://bit.ly/CTF6P

Kanban Drives Culture and Organizational Maturity Changes http://bit.ly/2P2Fnd

Trolls http://bit.ly/4CThIf

Switching stories mid sprint http://bit.ly/jcVJm

How to Give Yourself to Whatever the Moment Brings, and Forget Stress http://bit.ly/40uZB1

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Interesting Post... 10/17/2009 through 10/25/2009

Okay... so the hard reality is that these aren't going to happen every week. Actually... I suspect that this might be my last 'Interesting Post...' summary for the next couple of weeks. I'm getting ready to head off for two weeks straight travel so I might be lucky to get even a regular blog post or two out while I am gone. As you guys know... traveling can be hit or miss with me. Sometimes I get out there and am inspired... sometimes traveling wears me out. No idea how this trip will play out ;-) Anyway... more on my travel schedule and upcoming speaking engagements in the next post... for now it is time for another installment of 'Interesting Post...'

Kanban Drives Culture and Organizational Maturity Changes http://bit.ly/2P2Fnd

Trolls http://bit.ly/4CThIf

Switching stories mid sprint http://bit.ly/jcVJm

How to Give Yourself to Whatever the Moment Brings, and Forget Stress http://bit.ly/40uZB1

Scale in London http://bit.ly/4aFeZn

Self-Organization vs. Evolution http://bit.ly/2tbkqC

The Agile Playground #2 http://bit.ly/Y3cnV

Standard work in Agile development http://bit.ly/WXhgz

Why You Should Know What You’re About http://bit.ly/1MIIyw

The effect of adding new people to project teams http://bit.ly/1avU1K

Scrum, Bikram Yoga and The Attention Economy http://bit.ly/2L6YqL

Challenges with Daily Stand-ups... http://bit.ly/1pXAp1

Why Project Managers Fail http://bit.ly/123wAk

Is Kanban A Relabeling of Scrum? http://bit.ly/17y2hO

The Real Project Shrink. http://bit.ly/POgxy

Empathy http://bit.ly/GTcvb

Agile Business Service Management http://bit.ly/11ZIHI

Why Should You Care About Social Media? http://bit.ly/qBsaK

Humans Don’t Scale http://bit.ly/W2shj

PMBOK v4 and Agile mappings http://bit.ly/29lLPi

Solution Verification and Validation http://bit.ly/MgDlV

Agile is treating another disease http://bit.ly/1p8URW

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Interesting Post... 10/1/2009 through 10/10/2009

It hasn't just been my blogging that has suffered over the past few weeks... I have also gotten behind on my blog reading and I haven't been nearly as active on Twitter. That said... there were alot of great posts over the past few weeks... some of which I did share... that never made it here on the 'Interesting Post...' summary. I went out to Twitter to scrape my Tweets for the past few weeks and it would only let me go 9 days back.

That said... I am cutting my losses and going with what I have. So here it is... my 'Interesting Post...' summary for the past 9 days...

Is Offshore Testing Worse Than No Professional Testing? http://bit.ly/DNF8V

State of Agile http://bit.ly/2WUtIk

Elbow Room for Handling Technical Debt http://bit.ly/Eg6UC

The Open Space Policy for Managers http://bit.ly/2J8iRg

Ken and the Scrum Alliance — a very personal perspective http://bit.ly/B66R1

New to agile? Keep it very simple http://bit.ly/2PZBXZ

Lean vs. Agile = “Peoples Front of Judea vs. The Judean Peoples Front” http://bit.ly/VqP2Q

Agile and Remote People: Part 1, Telecommuting http://bit.ly/2ej0Gd

The Problem With Planning http://bit.ly/bx668

Big Agile Adoption Approach http://bit.ly/2J92N4

Lean and Kanban Collection http://bit.ly/4D3w64

The Danger of Lean: Ignoring Social Complexity http://bit.ly/q74Zz

An Overview of Lean Software Development http://bit.ly/LsWn0

VersionOne Activity Stream http://bit.ly/mwBB3

Kanban Team beats Scrum Team! http://bit.ly/KbyGS

There’s No Task Easier Than No Task http://bit.ly/1EYI42

Presence in the past does not help today http://bit.ly/1apbFC

The Do-It-Yourself Team Values Kit http://bit.ly/22fXgi

Sure you’re agile, what about your QA department? http://bit.ly/rcz9E

Technical Debt on Your Balance Sheet http://bit.ly/6jK1d

Oh... and by the way... you'll also notice that this post is coming out a day early. I usually do this post on Sunday mornings. Sunday is a slow blog day and I am usually up ahead of my kids and getting a few things done. I am heading to the PMI Global Congress around lunch-time on Sunday, so I didn't want to worry about getting this one out. So here you are... a Saturday edition.

One more thing.... the family and I are making our annual pilgrimage to Burt's Pumpkin Farm to get our traditional giant pumpkin. We'll turn our giant pumpkin into one big Jack-o-Lantern as we get closer to Halloween. If you happen to be near Atlanta in the fall... Burt's Pumpkin farm is a must go Fall destination.

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Interesting Post... 9/13/2009 through 9/20/2009

Sunday morning... still raining here in the ATL. Let's get down to business. Here are all the most interesting posts from this past week. Hope you enjoy.

Interesting posts from 9/13/2009 through 9/20/2009

Project Management 2.0 - How Can It Be Described http://bit.ly/HUj8F

Does the productivity decline if you don’t time box? http://bit.ly/lvlxj

How do you measure software quality? http://bit.ly/9LRfD

KanBan Redux http://bit.ly/2ZD6n4

Do What’s Effective For You http://bit.ly/2kUxh

I have heard of kanban! http://bit.ly/9XvTF

Have you heard of KanBan? http://bit.ly/TRH19

Theory of Constraints and Big Agile http://bit.ly/3H4K9M

The Only Lean Path is an Unclear Path? http://bit.ly/COw1f

The Poppendiecks on Lean http://bit.ly/Seb4E

How to Be Childlike http://bit.ly/1ayQJX

Creative Solution Finding and Big Agile http://bit.ly/2eXSYr

Top-down and Bottom-up Project Management: Leveraging the Advantages of t.. http://bit.ly/VDYbe

The Problem With Planning http://bit.ly/4GfuJc

The empowered consumer yesterday, today, and tomorrow http://bit.ly/KtV3g

Scrum and Kanban - Like Chocolate and Peanutbutter http://bit.ly/EkR8A

What Does It Mean To Have A Plan? http://bit.ly/7J5NB

Agile Mentor Newsletter http://bit.ly/9MXRZ

Thoughts on Lean Thinking http://bit.ly/oHbDL

More on Servant Leadership http://bit.ly/FnASl

Performance without Appraisal: Build Feedback into the System http://bit.ly/1ZvJYO

Time, Budget, Scope http://bit.ly/2pmJ

against kanban part 2 http://bit.ly/TowCZ

Using User Stories http://bit.ly/3ExoxY

Ssssh….Agile Is All About Micromanaging http://bit.ly/Rig4G

Mockups and Simulated Data helps with Agile Development http://bit.ly/Fx5It

One Piece Flow -- Transitioning from Scrum to Kanban Part II http://bit.ly/AsgGM

Transitioning From Scrum to Kanban, Part 1 of 3 http://bit.ly/17lqGd

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Interesting Post... 8/30/2009 through 9/5/2009

Wow! Have we been back from Agile 2009 for over a week now? Time sure does fly. You may have noticed that I didn't do an "Interesting Post" summary last week. It's not that there weren't any interesting posts... it's just that my Internet access was so bad in Chicago, I gave up reading blogs and Twittering. So in short... there was nothing to summarize. I came back to Atlanta with over 900 unread posts in my Google Reader. I tried to scan them for highlights... but in the end gave up and decided to 'Mark All Read' and start over!

So now we are back in the game. Here is my list of what was worth reading from over 1000+ posts across over 400 blogs. Oh, and by the way... if your blog never shows up on my Interesting Post list... you might want to check my blog roll and see if you are on it. Every once in a while someone I should be following is noticeably absent. Let me know and I'll subscribe to your feed.

Interesting Posts from 8/20/2009 through 9/5/2009

Agile 2009 and PMI http://bit.ly/fuPNS

The agile BA: lead, follow, and get out of the way http://bit.ly/9xjMN

A chat with Gordon Pask Award Winners @ Agile09 http://bit.ly/Z4X63

Agile 2009 Roundup http://bit.ly/4qhF7c

A question of fundamentals http://bit.ly/XRfdF

Words drive thoughts, thoughts drive actions http://bit.ly/IniiL

The Dangers of Hidden Talent – New CIO Series http://bit.ly/15jOpK

FeatureBranch http://bit.ly/ETdhg

ScrumButs are the downfall of agile http://bit.ly/KXomi

Agile 2009 – The General Highlights http://bit.ly/EE2ri

Agile 2009 Chicago http://bit.ly/2ziUO7

Why Tester Won’t Like Agile http://bit.ly/Na7DW

Passion and Talent http://bit.ly/e8zKN

How To Behave Like a Professional Project Manager http://bit.ly/ZeQ0A

We don't need no stinkin' process http://bit.ly/38Nd8Q

Feeding the Agile Beast http://bit.ly/14FT9r

7 habits and Agile http://bit.ly/uweck

Agile Estimating: The Secret To Delivering On Time http://bit.ly/12yYNZ

It Used to Take Three Highly-Trained Professionals to Make a Presentation http://bit.ly/2GVRXR

Staying A Specializing Generalist http://bit.ly/2N58L2

support Corey Haines http://bit.ly/HJFCn

Simplify, or the problem with Six Sigma http://bit.ly/mOSe2

Swamp Thing http://bit.ly/iScBx

Agile 2009: a retrospective http://bit.ly/9hsb6

Lean is more than a set of tools http://bit.ly/kFvof

Reflections on #Agile2009 http://bit.ly/mvj5D

Agile2009 Trip Report http://bit.ly/1iMyoz

Quote Series Part 7 - Philosophy http://bit.ly/8sTMI

Agile 2009 report: Thursday afternoon http://bit.ly/SHtAW

10 Steps for Setting up an Agile Start-up http://bit.ly/lZPrY

The Power of Simplicity http://bit.ly/2TCkC

Reflections on Agile 2009 http://bit.ly/2XjY0

Agile 2009... Thank You All http://bit.ly/pPZfI

Is software development an art or a science? http://bit.ly/dsIPx

Agile Coach Tour thoughts http://bit.ly/mehpG

Using Earned Value in a Changing Environment http://bit.ly/F4wZD

Testing vs. Checking http://bit.ly/Fn3oQ

Looking back at Agile 2009 http://bit.ly/yMTap

6 Thinking Hats Retrospective Plan http://bit.ly/E76T9

Reality check for Agile projects- working sofware over comprehensive docu.. http://bit.ly/1QhweF

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Interesting Post... 8/10/2009 through 8/16/2009

It's Sunday morning and I'm enjoying my first cup of coffee of the day... decided it was time to do the third installment of my "Interesting Post..." update.

Every week I am amazed at the amount of great content out there just to be had for the taking. Thanks very much to all the great bloggers out there taking time to share their thoughts with the rest of us!

Interesting posts from the week of 8/10/2009... through 8/16/209

Friday Round Up http://bit.ly/Awl1A

Quote of the Day http://bit.ly/TBEP0

The Minimalist Principle: Omit Needless Things http://bit.ly/1p1s9v

Kanban for process improvement http://bit.ly/ce8xz

Agile Project Management: Risk Management http://bit.ly/NwUu5

The PO is part of the team, get over it! http://bit.ly/ee6PJ

Project Charter – Agile Project http://bit.ly/124qjJ

13 Scalability Best Practices http://bit.ly/2d32Bj

10 questions with Mike Cottmeyer http://bit.ly/15APJb

I come to bury Agile, not to praise him http://bit.ly/uoxCI

Interview with Alistair on InformIT 2009 http://bit.ly/4rRp7m

What is a large project? http://bit.ly/11eaw5

Top People in the Agile Business Intelligence and Agile Data Warehousing .. http://bit.ly/k1dYB

Running for the Agile Alliance board http://bit.ly/LWal8

Work as Play http://bit.ly/7hmwa

Follow the Baton Not the Runner http://bit.ly/24dWQi

Managers are not Super-You's... http://bit.ly/xjAnN

PMI Agile - Debate or Learning Opportunity? http://bit.ly/2Mj18b

5 Wrong Reasons To Apply Kanban http://bit.ly/2fnnVG

Defining Agile Management – part 1 http://bit.ly/OMsL0

Agile Project Management: Project Initiation - by Scott Ambler http://bit.ly/9lsbV

COBOL: Everywhere and Nowhere http://bit.ly/469Sft

Married to the Mob http://bit.ly/2A2SAe

Keeping Unscheduled Time http://bit.ly/8s7yi

The effect of values on system development project outcomes http://bit.ly/vOMJW

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