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845 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 6, 2010
11:38 am
Now that I've read the comic book, here a few thougts: Part I of ... Now that I have understood the benefits of Real Options*, how to apply it for everyday...
846 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 7, 2010
8:59 am
Kanban (TDD/ BDD) Think Real Options are a great way to explain to your boss that interrupting your work with `this and that' the whole day is not for free. So...
847 Eric Willeke
erwilleke Send Email
Jun 7, 2010
2:23 pm
Looks like an early send, sorry... We reduced liquidity in exchange for a higher performing team. Keep in mind that some kanban implementations maintain these...
848 Eric Willeke
erwilleke Send Email
Jun 7, 2010
2:36 pm
We reduced liquidity in exchange for a higher performing team. Keep in mind that some kanban implementations maintain these interruption activities as a class...
849 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 8, 2010
5:05 am
... yes exactly, that's what I'm looking for. now 'liquidity in exchange' translates to volatility - in financial terms, but what is 'higher performing team'?...
850 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 8, 2010
9:28 pm
some more remarks: 1. I strongly agree that in the coordination of the work of Analysts and Testers (and also Documenters) lies a large potential. But keep in...
851 thierry henrio
thierry.henrio Send Email
Jun 9, 2010
9:04 pm
Hello Model ... Couldn't it be because 'high performing&#39; is a team where 'peaks and valley' are leveled ? That is not [0, 0, 0, 160], but [40, 40, 40, 40] ...
852 Eric Willeke
erwilleke Send Email
Jun 9, 2010
9:45 pm
If you look at CD's, you could see something (with entirely made-up interest rates) where you get a 5% yield on a 7-day CD, but you get a 9% yield on a 1-year...
853 Robin Dymond
rdymond1 Send Email
Jun 10, 2010
12:02 am
Why does multi-tasking have to be described in financial terms?? This sounds like waste. Describe multi-tasking for what it is. Have your boss do Clark Ching's...
854 Eric Willeke
erwilleke Send Email
Jun 10, 2010
4:50 am
Multi-tasking is a very obvious form of excessive WIP, and is definitely a very early target. However, there are quite a few other sources that are quite often...
855 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 10, 2010
11:30 am
... yeah, now for the price of what - that's what I'm puzzeling about. No idea yet. ¦= PS only investment advisors can reduce risk for free ;o) (risk = option...
856 Eric Willeke
erwilleke Send Email
Jun 10, 2010
3:36 pm
Liquidity in finance is the ability to convert to cash insturments, allowing quick exercising of options as they arise. Liquidity in software is the ability of...
857 Robin Dymond
rdymond1 Send Email
Jun 10, 2010
3:56 pm
On the topic of specialization: 1. Check out the good article on generalizing specialists http://www.agilemodeling.com/essays/generalizingSpecialists.htm by...
858 Eric Willeke
erwilleke Send Email
Jun 10, 2010
5:28 pm
Wow - my apology - I was about to call you out for being off topic and here I was the one that had lost the original post! Sorry, Robin!...
859 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 11, 2010
6:52 am
... I totally agree on this, but It's not new at all. It's simply a well founded education. So call it T-Shaped, Spegeneralized, whatever, as long as it...
860 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 14, 2010
9:10 am
as far as my understanding goes, the volatility of the underlying corresponds to the varying tasks the developer has to complete. So reducing the volatility...
861 Model
modelpractic... Send Email
Jun 22, 2010
9:47 pm
I like the make/ break the model approach, since it brings the most valuable technique of Analysis to the point: the swift application of abstraction and...
862 Matt Wynne
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Jul 6, 2010
4:04 pm
I just stumbled across this article from 2005: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/nov05/mckenna/index.html I've only skimmed it but it looks...
863 David Anderson
netherby_uk Send Email
Sep 1, 2010
4:08 am
Real Options has been kicking around the Value-based Software Engineering (academic) community for at least 5 years probably a whole decade. The book Value...
864 Chris
chrisjmatts1968 Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
2:10 pm
Dear All For the past few years I've believed that an option cannot have a negative value. It has been suggested that it is possible for an option to have a...
865 David Peterson
dpeterson72 Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
2:32 pm
If you factor in the carrying costs (physically and/or mentally), many options have negative value, don't they? I'm not going to carry a bottle of water that...
866 Nick de Voil
nickdevoil Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
2:44 pm
Surely if an option is out of the money, it won't be exercised so its value is exactly 0. That asymmetric payoff is fundamental to what an option is. I think...
867 Olav Maassen
olavmaassen Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
2:53 pm
Hi Nick, A real option can certainly have a negative value. When we are talking about financial options you are right, as soon as the option is out of the...
868 David Peterson
dpeterson72 Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
3:24 pm
I don't get this. If the option is out of the money, the value isn't zero, but negative whatever the option cost to buy / maintain / check. Why are we ignoring...
869 David Peterson
dpeterson72 Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
3:41 pm
I think the options are only negative compared to your current situation, but at the time you exercise the options you are in a different place. If they're...
870 Nick de Voil
nickdevoil Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
3:43 pm
Hi Olav I don't know much about real options - I'm here to learn! - but to my mind, coming from a financial background, in this situation the two possibilities...
871 Olav Maassen
olavmaassen Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
4:53 pm
I'm rephrasing what you are saying in my own words to see if I understand you correctly. Please confirm or correct me if my understanding is wrong. The values...
872 David Peterson
dpeterson72 Send Email
Nov 19, 2010
5:09 pm
Yes, that sounds about right. An option is the ability to choose between possibilities. The value of the possibilities (hence the value of the option) depends...
873 Anthony Panozzo
panozzaj Send Email
Nov 20, 2010
12:02 am
For the sake of argument, would the following scenarios be equivalent? 1) It's Friday at the end of the day. Your boss tells you starting Monday, you must...
874 Josephine Gemson
josephine4685 Send Email
Nov 20, 2010
8:41 am
Hi, In finance, options are mainly in the form of calls and puts which are financial options which give the holder a choice of whether to do something (buy /...
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