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Thoughtworks embraces the individuality of the people in the organization and hence the opinions expressed in the blogs may contradict each other and also may not represent the opinions of Thoughtworks.
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Continuous Delivery Assessment
In this article, I will share a Continuous Delivery Assessment, a tool applicable to all organisations that are seeking improvements on digital products creation via excellent software delivery practices. >> View a sample result for the Continuous Delivery Assessment Excel >> Download the Continuous Delivery Assessment Google Excel https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fyDo8RGqvG8E0WBnsotpZh0WggsPvtnj/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=113612668986765965292&rtpof=true&sd=true Digital transformation depends on Continuous Delivery […]
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Ship / Show / Ask: A modern branching strategy
I've written a fair bit about how using pull requests can encourage a low integration frequency, increasing cycle time and discouraging refactoring. Rouan Wilsenach has had success using an approach that categorizes changes as Ship/Show/Ask - using this classification to decide whether and how to use pull requests.
Split Tree
The Glen Reserve Bridge
The Glen Reserve
What, Exactly, Is Agile Management?
Engineers have long had a poor relationship with managers. There are the stories long told of engineers unconstrained by management executing high stakes skunkworks projects, or more modestly using guerilla tactics to sneak unauthorized features into products that delight users. There are popular caricatures such as the pointy-haired manager in Dilbert, or Ford Motor’s management as portrayed in the movie Ford v Ferrari. Historically, management has never been loved, and in fact is often loathed, by engineers.
This all seems different in Agile. Management appears to be well integrated in Agile teams, not an overhead, nuisance, or encumbrance as it…
User-defined build settings for Bazel builds
For the last couple of years I have been building command line applications in Go using Bazel As part of the development workflow it’s important to run the application as it is expected to be run by other people - the customers That means installing the CLI on to the path Bazel works by building everything in a sandbox directory This is great for keeping the source tree clean but makes installing localy slightly harder One option would be to install the application after it has been built and published but that does not help out with experimentation -…
Keynote da 3ª edição do Festival Agile Trends (evento internacional gratuito)
Estou muito honrado em ser keynote da 3ª edição do Festival Agile Trends! Nessa keynote, vou abordar um conceito muito simples, e muito poderoso: o produto mínimo viável. Aproveito para dar os parabéns e agradecer aos organizadores: um evento GRATUITO com excelentes palestrantes internacionais e transmissão simultânea em inglês, português e espanhol. Segundo o site […]
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What I'm up to now
A couple of months ago I announced that I was stepping back from speaking. A few people wondered whether I would still be writing. I did indicate in that article that I am, but I felt it may be worth saying a bit more about what I’m concentrating on these days.
keynote en la tercera edición del Festival Agile Trends
¡Es un honor para mí ser un orador principal en la tercera edición del Festival Agile Trends! En mi charla cubriré un concepto simple pero poderoso: el producto mínimo viable La programación incluye charlas, mesas redondas y talleres sobre Mentalidad Ágil, Business Agility, Transformación Ágil, Liderazgo, Gestión de Personas y entre otros tópicos del mundo […]
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keynote speaker at Festival Agile Trends’ 3rd Edition
I am so honoured to be a keynote speaker at Festival Agile Trends’ 3rd Edition! In my talk I will cover a simple yet powerful concept: the Minimum Viable Product The event schedule also includes talks, panel discussions, and workshops covering current trends and topics such as Agile Mindset, Business Agility, Agile Transformation, Leadership, People […]
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Strategy DHM
Airspeed and Altitude
Lean Inception for data product
Question: Caroli, we have been following the amazing articles on Data Mech by your Thoughtworks colleague Zhamak and we have had great strategic data workshops with data vision and roadmap. But when it comes to create the data product, then it becomes really hard. Can we apply Lean Inception for Data products?
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Gateway Pattern
Template Lean Inception Remota para Miro
Aquí está el template Lean Inception Remota en español para Miro. Miroverse solo acepta templates en inglés. Aquí está la página (en inglés) para el Remote Lean Inception template en Miroverse. Pero ahora también tenemos el template Lean Inception Remota en español para Miro. Para crear un tablero Miro a partir de este template, […]
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1-2-4-all
A simple and effective futurospective sequence
Below is a sequence of activities for a one-hour meeting for a small group of people that wanted to take look at the past (a retro perspective) and plan for the future (a future perspective). I have used a few activities from FunRetrospectives.com. Below I share the sequence as well as a template for Mural […]
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