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March 2, 2018
Here’s is another question that I recently answered on a discussion forum –
February 7, 2018
Recently, there was an interesting problem posed on a project management discussion board. The questioner asked -
December 31, 2013
Energetic, responsive, trying harder - those were some of the best compliments we received from our customers. As one of them, who switched from a competing product to us, said, "It looks like you guys are always trying harder and better than the rest of them." Absolutely!
May 4, 2012
One of the key benefits that David Anderson, the renowned Kanban thought-leader and father of the Kanban Method for software development highlights about Kanban is that it is evolutionary and not revolutionary. That is to say, it does not introduce a humongous new set of processes in an organization and cause massive disruption like traditional methods have tended to do.
February 8, 2012
Software development using Kanban principles has not focused on Effort Tracking (though there hasn’t been a strong position against the same). At Digité, we were practitioners of Iterative Software Development. As part of this process, we emphasized on Daily Effort Tracking (time filing) for several reasons:
June 2, 2011
Digite participated in the recently completed LSSC11 (Lean Software & Systems Conference 2011), an event focussed on Lean Software Development, in beautiful Long Beach, California.
