Tips for remote teams or those moving to become remoters. Revisit the availability of the team with this simple tip, the availability heat map
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Improve your software product delivery process performance using metrics (II)
This is the second article of the series. Please read the first post before this one. During the previous article I explained the process to follow, using the simplest possible model to describe a software product delivery process, to measure and improve its performance, following a data driven improvement kata as a way to promote … Continue reading Improve your software product delivery process performance using metrics (II)
Improve your software product delivery process performance using metrics (I)
This is the first of a two articles series about the topic. I recommend to read this one first. Click here to open the second one. Introduction As many other graduates in physics, I have passion for Feynman. His explanations of complex concepts made them seem reachable for students like me up to a point … Continue reading Improve your software product delivery process performance using metrics (I)
If you want to go far, together is faster (II).
This is the second of a series of two articles describing the idea of correlating software product delivery process performance metrics with community health and collaboration metrics as a way to engage execution managers so their teams participate in Open Source projects and Inner Source programs. The first article is called If you want to … Continue reading If you want to go far, together is faster (II).
If you want to go far, together is faster (I).
This is the first of a series of two articles describing the reasoning and the steps behind the idea of correlating software product delivery process performance metrics with community health and collaboration metrics as a way to engage execution managers so their teams participate in Open Source projects and Inner Source programs. What you will … Continue reading If you want to go far, together is faster (I).