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Author Archives: Bill Wake

Leadership Reading List

Posted on January 30, 2007 by Bill Wake

Leadership reading list. Continue reading Leadership Reading List→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged leadership, resources, reviews, scrum

Interface Seams: Activity Theory

Posted on January 21, 2007 by Bill Wake

Activity Theory is a framework that provides some insight into issues around how people use tools. This is a small summary of some of its ideas. Continue reading Interface Seams: Activity Theory→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged HCI

Set-Based Concurrent Engineering

Posted on December 20, 2006 by Bill Wake

Set-based concurrent engineering: considering a solution as the intersection of a number of feasible parts, rather than iterating on a bunch of individual “point-based” solutions. Continue reading Set-Based Concurrent Engineering→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged design, lean, performance, XPlorations

Using Actuals with Estimates

Posted on December 15, 2006 by Bill Wake

A way to track estimates. Continue reading Using Actuals with Estimates→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged coach, customer, planning

Review – The Toyota Product Development System

Posted on November 19, 2006 by Bill Wake

The Toyota Product Development System, James M. Morgan and Jeffrey K. Liker, Productivity Press, 2006. Toyota’s lean manufacturing system has had a lot of press, but lean influences their product development approach as well. This book emphasizes the system aspects Continue reading Review – The Toyota Product Development System→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged customer, lean, reviews

Review – Harvard Business Review

Posted on November 17, 2006 by Bill Wake

Harvard Business Review. (Magazine). This almost-monthly magazine features interesting articles on the challenges of business. I particularly enjoy the case studies, where different experts comment on a situation. I keep an article or two from almost every issue. (This month, Continue reading Review – Harvard Business Review→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged business, reviews

ScrumGathering ’06, Open Space

Posted on November 16, 2006 by Bill Wake

ScrumGathering. Continue reading ScrumGathering ’06, Open Space→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged coach, scrum

Alistair Cockburn on Bottlenecks

Posted on November 11, 2006 by Bill Wake

Bottlenecks and strategies. Continue reading Alistair Cockburn on Bottlenecks→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged coach, lean

Refactoring Workbook

Posted on November 8, 2006 by Bill Wake

“Refactoring improves through practice.” Continue reading Refactoring Workbook→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged author, refactoring

Chunky Demo

Posted on October 15, 2006 by Bill Wake

A puzzle you solve by dragging tiles into the proper position. Continue reading Chunky Demo→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged games

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