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- Corinna Baldauf spent the last 3 years facilitating Scrum and Kanban - delving into agile, lean, systems thinking and communication. Currently she's supporting an agile transition from the product owner role. Way back she was a web developer and later a UX designer.
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Category Archives: Kanban
Find someone to TeamUp
At my workplace we’ve recently started following Scrum and Kanban. I head the product management team with 2 newly minted product owners. They used to be a product manager and sales engineer respectively. One has limited experience with Scrum, the … Continue reading
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Is Scrum a Shu-Stage of Agile?
In my filter bubble there is this trend of teams switching to Kanban after they’ve used Scrum for a while. Typically they had been successful with Scrum and switched to Kanban, when they felt they’d taken Scrum as far as … Continue reading
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Kanban in 5 Steps – Visualization
Just like the last post with a map of Agile & Lean this one contains material for my upcoming talk at the FrOSCon in St. Augustin, near Bonn – August 25th and 26th, 2012. This one is about the 5 … Continue reading
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Don’t keep stuck to your daily routine
There’s a certain type of quiet movie that I like a lot. It usually starts with a stranger entering a closed group, e.g. a village and the dynamics that enfold because of it. “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the … Continue reading
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