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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Scaling: How about the “Don’t do it!” option?
There is a lot of talk lately about scaling. And, to some degree, scaling is necessary and good. They say only truly professional Teams try complicated plays. Or should try complicated plays. Most ‘lesser’ Teams do well to stick to basic blocking and tackling. I think this is wise advice for most teams. Scaling by […]
Deliver Faster
Why do we want to deliver fast, and then faster? Well, the first reason is…that’s what the customer wants. The customer is thirsty. They want a drink now. She does not want to wait for 3 months to get a major delivery of 200 water bottles. A drink now, please. The second reason: time to […]