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The Physiology of Change
There’s a phrase that you hear often in management circles. It’s also quite common in lean-agile writings. It’s one of those pithy statements that has become elevated to the rarefied status of a truism: “You can only change what you … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Kanban
Tagged change, continuous improvement, dysfunction, exercise, layers, measurement, physical change, visibility
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Introducing – Beyond Agile, the Book
** Update: 22 June 2013 ** I’m happy to announce that the print edition of Beyond Agile is now also available from Amazon. I’m promptly sending my mother a copy, since I don’t think she will quite believe that I … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Software Development, Kanban, Lean
Tagged agile, continuous improvement, Kanban, knowledge work, Lean, principles, scrum, systems thinking
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The Kaizen of New Year’s Resolutions
For many, the end of a year triggers a personal retrospective as we start thinking of the year that’s almost over. We start thinking of how we’re going to reinvent ourselves in the New Year – those infamous resolutions that … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Personal Kanban
Tagged continuous improvement, failure, kaizen, resolutions, success
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