Agile Coaching blog » Tools & Artifacts http://www.dhavalpanchal.com People, Products and Technology Wed, 23 Nov 2011 03:01:06 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 CPR Technique http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/cpr-technique/ http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/cpr-technique/#comments Thu, 13 Oct 2011 17:55:14 +0000 Dhaval Panchal http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/?p=370 The software world has misused so many terms from the medical profession that one more would not hurt.

CPR – Categorize, Prioritize, Resolve.

This is simple mnemonic that aids me to be methodical in my approach towards uncovering and resolving impediments.

Categorize:

How do you view your world?

To me lack of impediments is like moving [...]]]> http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/cpr-technique/feed/ 2 Walk the dog http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/walk-the-dog/ http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/walk-the-dog/#comments Thu, 10 Jun 2010 19:54:09 +0000 Dhaval Panchal http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/?p=298 This is a simple technique with a marketing twist to its name. This title came to me while coaching a team that was struggling to behave cross functionally and were paralyzed at delivering working software at the end of their sprint. It is a simple mental discipline that I have often used in crafting good [...]]]> http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/walk-the-dog/feed/ 3 Velocity http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/velocity/ http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/velocity/#comments Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:09:36 +0000 Dhaval Panchal http://dhavalpanchal.gettingagile.com/?p=15 Def: Velocity is the amount of product backlog that a team can fully implement through product owner acceptance with in a given sprint.

The amount of product backlog in the definition above is often expressed in terms of “story points” or “ideal days”. Fully Implement implies that the product increment built during the sprint is accepted by Product [...]]]> http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/velocity/feed/ 1