- Product Manager VS. Scrum Product Owner
This Saturday I am leaving for the US-based course on Product Management. So I thought it could be a good idea to share my thoughts on the difference between ... - Lesson Learned: Automate Project Evaluations
Project evaluations (or retrospectives) are a nuisance. Everybody knows they are important, but nobody performs them. With at least ten new projects starting ev... - ScrumMasters: Don't be a fixer
I think one of the best aspects of agile development is the ability for a team to frequently learn from their mistakes. It's especially crucial that this happe... - Epics and Themes
User Stories are a not mandatory, but very recommended part of Scrum and eXtreme Programming methods. Most of people acquainted with agile software developmen... - Iterative & Incremental Development: New Definitions
Many authors have elaborated on the importance of iterations and increments, particularly in the last ten years. Unfortunately, only few of them have made serio... - Maintenance victims - Handling maintenance the Agile way
Bugs used to be something very distracting and unpleasant for the software developers. For management they can be even worth - the effort and time bugs need t... - Kanban Development
The experts in our industry have an amazing ability of inventing sexy names for simple things that are as old as my cooking pots. An example: I am respons... - Who's driving the bus?
Here at DTS, we're very focused on consulting-type software development. As such, we have very direct access to our end users and customers. Our work is "clearl... - Book Review: Agile Management for Software Engineering
I have finished reading Agile Management for Software Engineering, a book by David J. Anderson, and I am very impressed. Granted, the book is already four years...

