Home » Blog

Archive for the ‘Agile’ Category

Wellington APN presentation: Agile – it works!

Posted by Desiree Purvis on March 10th, 2010

Ex-Frondie Ceedee Doyle, in conjunction with the Wellington chapter of the Agile Professionals Network, will be presenting her experiences of using Agile techniques on a real-life project.  Using the

No Comments »

Want to learn Agile from the creator of Scrum?

Posted by Carolyn Sanders on February 2nd, 2010

As an Agile practitioner and coach, I'm often asked how to get Certified Scrum Master (CSM) certification, since it's quite hard to find an official course in NZ.   Most of the time Certified Scrum

No Comments »

Agile BarCamp in Wellington @Fronde

Posted by Carolyn Sanders on November 27th, 2009

Buzzy Bee Flies Again! In 2007 the inaugural BarcampAgile was held at Fronde in Wellington.  Following the success of that event the Wellington Chapter of the Agile Professionals Network is a

7 Comments »

Agile delivery – the key to unlocking value

Posted by Martin Bridges on July 21st, 2009

Times are tough. Barely a day goes by without another news story about the global economic crisis. Whether you call it a recession, a depression, a correction or something else ending in ‘-ion’ it

1 Comment »

The “Agile landscape” presentation, and how it went down at PMI

Posted by Carolyn Sanders on May 26th, 2009

I talked to the Auckland branch of PMI last week about Agile.  I'd been asked to provide a bit of an overview about what people mean when they say "we're doing Agile", and how Agile practices work wi

3 Comments »

Business analysis and SCRUM development

Posted by Rochelle Glover on May 18th, 2009

Over the past few years, the rise in popularity of SCRUM has raised many questions as to how agile works in practice.  One of the recurring questions has been: is there a place for the business analy

16 Comments »