Being evil is expensive
var dzone_style = '1';Once upon a time in a continent far-far away (from Europe) there was a mighty spreadsheet software vendor called Lotus Development Corporation. Their product Lotus 1-2-3 dominated...
View ArticleScrum customer management: not participating customer
var dzone_style = '1';Sometimes there are customers who "generally" agree to using Scrum as a software development process, but fail to fulfill the product owner role. What do you as a team do...
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Investing in customers
var dzone_style = '1'; Many Finnish companies have a tradition of periodically selling the old stuff to its employees on the internal auctions. If you are lucky, you can get a decent computer, printer...
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Oh My God, They Fixed the Bug!
var dzone_style = '1'; A year ago, when I bought my new car, I noticed that the knob on the gear stick was loose. I was able to rotate it 360 degrees. I assumed that it was not supposed to be delivered...
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Taking customer risks fable
var dzone_style = '1';Disclaimer: All events and situations are imaginary. Any coincidence with reality is accidental.Picture courtesy of law_keven@FlickrOnce upon a time there was a web development...
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Customer Team Member - a way to winning together
var dzone_style = '1';Used by permission.Copyright by Paweł Niewiadomski/>One of the core XP practices is having a Customer Team Member. It means that development teams have access to the newest...
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