This is the recording of the Introduction to Kanban webinar I did last week along with the slides. Newsletter subscribers found out about it first and got the recording 5 days before it went public. I’ll be doing this for some of the webinars in the future – announcing them exclusively via the newsletter. To  Read more »

The first 100 people that sign up for my newsletter will be invited to my next free webinar – Introduction to Kanban – being help March 9, 2010 at 2 PM EST. This is hot on the heels of my attending the Kanban Coaching Workshop with David Anderson, so attendees will be getting the most  Read more »

Thank you to the more than 50 people that attended the Writing Agile Requirments webinar yesterday. Your participation made the webinar interactive and fun. Congratulations to Dorian who won a copy of User Stories Applied by Mike Cohn. You’ll be receiving a fresh gift-wrapped copy soon. I’ve posted everything you need from the webinar –  Read more »

Today at 2pm EST I’ll be holding a free webinar on writing Agile requirements. In this webinar we’ll be discussing: How to begin writing user stories from a bulleted list of who and what Writing acceptance criteria that defines done, and get help our team get producing Discuss the role of user personas and how  Read more »

Many people think that Agile projects lack documentation. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Writing effective user stories – the chosen format of requirements in Agile – is as much art as it is science. Join us for this free Agile requirements webinar to learn how to write user stories that keep everyone on  Read more »

Ever been to marketing events to learn more about how to use social media to grow business and strengthen relationships only to be disappointed? Me too. Well let me help you out my friends. On January 20, 2010, at 2pm EST, I’ll be holding a free one-hour webinar on how we at Atlantic Dominion Solutions  Read more »

More and more companies are adopting Agile development to gain faster time to market, increased return on investment, lower development costs, and greater customer involvement. Scrum, the typical starting point for new Agile teams, brings greater visibility to projects, increases accountability, helps with forecasting, and allows for continuous change. Join us for this free webinar  Read more »