I’ve been busy writing and interviewing the last several weeks, and the articles are starting to come through the pipeline. Let’s see here … * 25 Agilists to Follow on […]

My six-year-old daughter, Rachel, likes to go for walks in the woods. To be specific, she likes adventures. Given a choice between a nice, clean, well-maintained trail and the brush […]

As the old saying goes, there are two ways to make money. When selling salami sandwiches, sure, you could improve your marketing, expand, experiment with better flavors, and try to […]

When I look at our North American (or at least developed nation) public systems, I am, well … sad. Education, Health Care, Government, pick any area of public life and […]

I keep hearing these term, Configuration Management and Release Management. I am slowly coming to some awkward conclusions about them. Before I come to a final conclusion, though, I would […]

Last February I blogged a bit about privacy issues with Google Buzz. While there was a fair amount of interest, at the time, the general response was “meh.” Well, It’s […]

SoftwareQualityConnection just published my second article for them, Three Years of Scrum At Socialtext. I hope you enjoy it.

I do a fair bit of writing. Every now and again, someone will ask where I get my ideas, or how I find the time, or for pointers on writing […]

About two years ago I posted a link to the famous ‘triangle’ test, and, the next day, some more comments that boiled down to the difference between programmer-testing and a […]

I remember listening to the History 5 podcast a few years ago from the University of California at Berkely. One particular lecture struck me; the speaker was talking about commerce. […]