Blogged: The shortest amount of time that could possibly work – shrinking your iterations

August 2nd, 2010

I wrote an ironically long and rambling blog post about how to keep your iterations short and focussed.

http://www.ext-it.com/2010/blog/the-shortest-amount-of-time-that-could-possibly-work-shrinking-your-iterations.html

Blogged: Is your consulting code an asset or a liability?

August 2nd, 2010

I blogged about using whether the consultants you hire to develop code for your business are an asset or a liability and some ways in which to distinguish between good and bad consultants.

Have a read, you might enjoy it, and don’t forget to comment!

http://www.ext-it.com/2010/blog/is-your-consulting-code-an-asset-or-a-liability.html

Blogged: Heilmeier’s Catechism – a checklist for software projects

February 27th, 2010

I blogged about using Heilmeier’s Catechism as a checklist before starting software projects over on my company’s blog.

Have a read, you might enjoy it, and don’t forget to comment!

Heilmeier’s Catechism – a checklist for software projects

Blogged: Matching Salesforce Data to Back Office Systems

February 27th, 2010

I blogged about rolling your own Salesforce and SQL match codes to help de-duplicate data over on my company’s blog.

Have a read, you might enjoy it, and don’t forget to comment!

Matching Salesforce Data to Back Office Systems

Blogged: It hurts when I do this

February 27th, 2010

I blogged about collaborating with customers rather than just delivering what they ask for over on my company’s blog.

Have a read, you might enjoy it!

It Hurts when I do this – an open letter to software consultants