Author Peter HorstenPosted on 4 Comments on Software development is art and artists are hard to handle Yesterday I was talking to a researcher at Amsterdam University. As Goyello we take part in the Symbiosis program and from time to time they measure the progress of all … Continue reading “Software development is art and artists are hard to handle”
Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 1 Comment on Seesmic Look let’s you discover the value of the Twitter timeline Whether or not you are using Twitter, please continue reading. This is not a typical “new on Twitter” post, although it is about Twitter. Last night Seesmic launched a new … Continue reading “Seesmic Look let’s you discover the value of the Twitter timeline”
Author Maciej GreńPosted on 4 Comments on Kanban system for Software Engineering – pure Agile Kanban system introduces generic approach to Agile. There is no one way to became Agile. If you work using Kanban principles (which are derrived from Agile) you are working in Agile way. If this means that you will have Scrum meetings with your team – fine. If this means that instead of Scrum your meeting will aim on remaining work – also good. Tools are very important but only when they are helping you keeping your principles within company. Correct approach and tooling is a result of deep brainstorming and constant improvements process lead by Kanban principles.
Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 5 Comments on Is planning the career path pointless? The beginning of a new year is always a great time to start moving your career in a better direction. It’s pretty common that at that time many employees set … Continue reading “Is planning the career path pointless?”
Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 1 Comment on Forrester claims the IT industry will recover best in Europe According to a new report by Forrester Research, Inc. the technology sector will see a recovery in 2010 as businesses and governments in the US and around the world begin spending … Continue reading “Forrester claims the IT industry will recover best in Europe”
Author Peter HorstenPosted on 1 Comment on Why do men care about horse power but not about code power? Try to recall the last talk you had with some friends in the bar or colleagues over lunch? What was it about? It’s very likely you’ve talked about cars. Especially … Continue reading “Why do men care about horse power but not about code power?”