ITExpo Miami – Quick Hits

Once things get going here at ITExpo, it’s hard to know when I’ll get time to blog, so am just doing a quick check-in now.Yesterday was the first full day, and I took in a solid mix of keynotes and panel sessions. We heard first from Guvinder Ahluwalia…

So… why brand myself?

Last Summer I did something that I’d been thinking about for a while. I left my permanent job role, set up my own limited company and decided to go contracting…

Seattle Seahawks Strategy: Lessons Learned about Strategy

The Seattle Seahawks gave Green Bay a lesson in Strategy. Strategy represents a path toward a goal, not just a goal. Too many organizations think that listing goals is good enough. In the case of the Seattle Seahawks, those goals might read something like this: Delight the 12s, repeat as Superbowl Champions and maintain defensive dominance as number 1 NFL defense.

Kanban’s Geological Record

Craig Watson (@craigowatto) from SkyBet.com has been hoarding away the cards that flow across his teams card wall for many months. He’s kept them in the exact order they were completed. Craig explains “it’s like a geological record of the Kanban system”. As a very general guide, blue cards are platform related, yellow cards are new … Continue reading →

Benefits-Led Agile (WATCH)

(N.B These notes correlate with the slides from David’s drop-in session which can be viewed below) A strategic wrap around tactical Sprints Sprints begin with Product Owners describing their requirements and prioritising what gets done next. MoSCoW (must, should, could, won’t do) selection of what they want and the order they want it in sets…

CES 2015 Counter-Hype: The Technology Trends that aren’t Trends

Not everything at CES 2015 will prove to be a profound forecast of future consumer acceptance. Some of the “trends” were not trends at all, but things that want to become trends. There were trends in things being shown, perhaps, like Smart Watches, but Smart Watches are not a trend. Watches are not a trend either. Telling time on a phone is.

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