I'm wondering if it is okay for transformations to occur to items on the kanban board. Can one card disappear when completed in one stage, but spawn several...
Dear All I have just uploaded a rough draft of the Feature Injection article. Kent McDonald and I will be whipping into shape hopefully for publication in ...
I forgot to mention that Olav and I will be offering Feature Injection as a case study for using Real Options as a process optimisation technique at the ...
... I have just uploaded a rough draft of the Feature Injection article. Kent McDonald and I will be whipping into shape hopefully for publication in Sticky...
Hello Chris, very good and interesting! Two comments: - The introduction (everything before the underlined section heading "feature injection" could be – in...
Hey everyone. Last night after giving a talk to INDYTFS about Kanban and TFS, Eric Wilke and I were discussing the differences between our respective...
Our team has a new need to start tracking time-dependent items. Our team is the only one doing kanban right now. But we had an interesting scenario come up...
Eric, Good job on the presentation last night, I think you did a good job introducing a few important concepts to people who had not been exposed to Kanban in...
David, I imagine that your approach to solving this situation will need to take your current "touch time" into consideration. The tone of your question implies...
Thanks for the reply. I should have been clearer. We have a backlog in TFS that is not on the kanban board. Work items accumulate there as they are discovered....
David, Your approach makes sense to me. We've frequently kept a release backlog as a printed report hanging to the left of the board and used that to feed the ...
David, This is certainly one way of dealing with this situation. We tend to recommend this approach when something has a high cost of delay (to the business)....
(Resending, I didn't see this hit the list yet. Apologies if this is redundant) Hey everyone. Thursday night after giving a talk to INDYTFS about Kanban...
Hello, all, I've been developing a Kanban tool, TRICHORD. Recently, we are migrating it onto Jazz, IBM Rational Agile project management platform. I uploaded a...
I tried this tool and was initially very hopeful. However, I found the tool to be very restrictive and confining, forcing the user to work in a certain...
Hi, John! I too tried Trichord and found it limiting, as I don't follow its entire approach. I agree that a more flexible hierarchy would be great. ...
I need to understand what you are saying better. This channel is low bandwidth and I may not understand you fully. Are you saying that you are allocating a...
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Adail, Thank you for your feedback! We are also thinking of ability to change the names for the granualities of tasks. I haven't tried Borland TeamFocus... I...
I think you've got it David. We have 3 "major" applications. We want to limit the change requests in the Kanban per application. I know we could do one...
I just saw the tool Mingle from Thoughtworks. Looks fantastic as far as Kanban view. And the license is free for less than 5 developers or not-for-profit ...
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Eric W, This never got to my inbox, so sorry for the late reply. I did a copy and paste from the yahoo groups web site (Can't use web mail here). As I...
On our team we don't control the demand. Our team writes documentation for the features that the development teams create. And unfortunately we are vastly...
David, This sounds a lot like problems we were having with the output of our business analysts. Sometimes the output was factored by screen, sometimes by use...
Thanks Eric! That makes a lot of sense! And I think that could work for us. It certainly gives us a starting point for putting a bit more definition and...
