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Real Options is a decision-making process for managing uncertainty and risk. It's a simple and powerful approach that helps us make better informed decisions by understanding and responding to the psychological effects uncertainty has on our behaviour, both as individuals and in groups.

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Lean software development is becoming a new buzzword. More and more articles, books and discussions around lean and software development popped up last year. People are using new terms like Kaizen, Kanban, Muda, Pull System, etc. Well, this is great. New thinking about software development stimulates new ideas and new solutions to old problems.

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In previous post I described Kanban and its application in agile software development. Kanban board is not just a way to communicate story state, it is a tool that can reveal some problems in the development process.

There are some simple patterns that are very intuitive and can be applied to any development process. You should look for gaps on the kanban board. If you have many stories in a column before the gap, you definitely have a problem in development process.

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After thinking about the early days of Scrum I think the root of both Scrum and Lean is complex adaptive systems theory. When we created Scrum we did not talk about Lean, we talked about complex adaptive systems. I think Scrum and Lean are complementary implementations of ways to deal with physical reality where things are often not linear, not simple, and not predictable.

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During 2007 Per Kroll and myself invested a significant amount of time development a framework for lean development governance. This effort resulted in a series of three articles that were published in Rational Edge and a recently published white paper. The articles go into the various practices in detail whereas the paper provides an overview aimed at executives. I also recently did a webcast which is now available online. The URLs are at the bottom of this blog posting.

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For developers and leaders coming to Agile via Scrum or XP, all this talk about Lean may be a bit of a mystery. Here's an introduction to Lean Thinking and how it applies to software development, from the Agile Editor of InfoQ China, Jacky Li. Ning Lu of ThoughtWorks China, whose talk is summarized here, emphasised the biggest obstacle to Lean or Agile as: the mind-set which came into being during the period of large-scale production.

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The Product Owner role in Scrum

In the Lean Software Development method Scrum there are three roles: the Team, the Scrum Master and the Product Owner. In my experience the Product Owner role is by far the most confusing and hardest role to ‘get right’ and provokes the most discussion. Even the mere definition of what this person should do is under debate amongst most Scrum practitioners I’ve talked to. I want to discuss the origins of the Product Owner role and my experience in how (not) to fill this role, especially in companies that don’t do product development.

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Lean Execution: Six Questions for Software Executives
Introducing Lean Software Development
Testing in Lean Software Development

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Developing Leaders and Learners for Lean Transformation

Whether you call it lean, lean manufacturing, lean production, kaizen or the Toyota Production System, lean is one of the most dramatic and sustained concepts business has ever seen. The Lean Learning Center is committed to developing leaders and learners for lean transformation, and delivering the resources and curriculum to help you learn and gain valuable new skills. The Center provides the most advanced, comprehensive and effective lean curriculum available anywhere, combined with a highly effective and unique learning environment to provide you with an experience that is as close to learning inside Toyota as you can find.

* Do you understand the current reality of your business?
* Have you had trouble transferring your vision to your peers?
* Are you having difficulty knowing how to begin closing the gap?

You are not alone! Many companies have attempted various lean initiatives with limited sustainable results.

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Ce site web est le lieu (virtuel) d'accès aux publications, de mémorisation et d'organisation de notre activité, d'information sur l'actualité et sur l'agenda.

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Article on Lean Programming, Part 1
Article on Lean Programming, Part 2

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Dr. Cockburn is best known for describing Software development as a cooperative game, for co-authoring the Agile Development Manifesto, for defining Use Cases and for developing the Initial Response Technique massage form.

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his article discusses the relationship between the three M's and argues that the elimination of overburden should be the first step for software development organizations in order to create a lean process.

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I explore visualization methods of agile projects, and then propose using Kanban Boards to organize 3 viewpoints (Time, Task, and Team) so that the whole team understands the current status of the project and can work in an agile manner.

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A Kanban is a physical card used by Toyota to support non-centralized "pull" production control. Now in Agile software development the visualization of projects is a commonly seen practice, which is sometimes called "Software Kanban", or "Task Kanban".

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Since agile practices don't directly address the learning needs of new team members, I suggest the use of other practices that specifically reduce the "setup time" for new team members.

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