The Art of Changing | Confessions of a Pragmatic Intellectual's Mind on The Constant in Life, Change!
I attended “KMP I – Kanban Foundation and System Design” course in February 2017. I received “KMP I” designation from LeanKanban University as a result of attending and successfully finishing the training. LeanKanban is introducing their approach as the alternative path to agility. If you are interested, this is how LeanKanban defines Kanban Kanban is a method…
I began learning about Agile when I was a developer. I was looking to find better ways of collaboration with the business and my team members. There was a point in time that I figured out I can’t deliver great code on my own; I need to help others to do great things from coding…
I received my CDA from Disciplined Agile Consortium. I passed the exam on my first attempt in December 2015. Prior to taking the test, I attended Disciplined Agile Master Class by Scott Ambler. Within a month of finishing the course and studying suggested extra material, I took the Certified Disciplined Agilist Test and passed with…
I attended and successfully completed “DA301 Disciplined Agile Master Class”. The course was offered by Disciplined Agile Consortium in November 2015, instructed by Scott Ambler. Toronto, ON, Canada: DA301 Disciplined Agile Master Class with Scott Ambler DA 301: Disciplined Agile Master Class The topics covered in this course were as follow: DA 301: Disciplined Agile Master Class…
I attended and successfully completed “Kanban: Gentle Change” course in March 2015. The course was offered by Berteig Consulting in March 2015, instructed by Travish Birch. Kanban: Gentle Change – Toronto – March 2015 Measureable Improvement for Business Leaders with Kanban The topics covered in this course were as follow: Introductions – Getting to know each other…
Are you hearing that? Everyone is going Agile? Do you want to get on-board fast? This is a really quick guide for you to follow and figure it out. Obviously it lacks so many things in it. It might not even touch the basics. However, if you claimed you know Agile and you don’t, this…
Affects version = where the defect/new feature has been identified. Fix version = where the defect/new feature is planned to be fixed. Affects version is not heavily used – it’s very useful for what it does, but there’s not a huge amount of useful reporting you can do on it beyond the basic “where did…