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Jurgen Appelo
Nice Presentation: Guide to Self-Organization
This is again an excellent presentation by Jurgen Appelo. I have put up a presentation from him about "The Zen of Scrum" and on "Agile Project Management" before. He is a great source of inspiration.
This is his brand new presentation on self-organizing teams. Not only is this presentation nicely designed, it also holds some great thoughts on why self-organizing teams make sense, the levels of self organization and why communication is important.
This is a must see for everyone who manages or is involved in teams and wants to improve the teams' productivity and motivation.
via noop.nl
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Project Management Essentials: The Zen of Scrum
A couple of weeks ago I already posted a nice presentation by Jurgen Appelo on Agile Project Management. Jurgen Appelo is a dutch project management expert and has a very popular blog: noop.nl. Here is another great presentation from him.
This great deck of slides gives an excellent inside into what SCRUM is all about. Check it out, it's good.
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Agile Project Management - Interesting Presentation from the “Agile Eastern Europe Conference”
Jurgen Apello gave an interesting presentation about agile project management at the “Agile Eastern Europe Conference” in Kiev. His approach is a mixture of complexity theory, agile best practices, some psychology and "soft skills”.
His 12 laws of software development are:
- Motivate People
- Empower Teams
- Align Results
- Optimize Communication
- Enforce Discipline
- Restrain Growth
- Reduce Risk
- Measure Performance
- Evaluate Feedback
- Acquire Knowledge
- Manage Uncertainty
- Evolve Practices
Those are not only valid for software development projects but for all projects with creative teams. His presentation is good, so check it out.
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