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The 3 Great Interrupters: Meetings, Management and Drive-Bys

The 3 Great Interrupters: Meetings, Management and Drive-Bys

Recently, we’ve introduced Commitment Based Estimation  to a couple of our software teams. Typically, this helps a team provide highly-accurate estimates. These teams go on to deliver successfully by meeting these estimates.

It's 10am and the Requirements Session has Started... Do You Know Where Your Business Team Is?

It’s 10am and the Requirements Session has Started… Do You Know Where Your Business Team Is?

Many business users feel as though requirements definition is a waste of their time. Learn how to get the most out of them and become a better partner.

Prototype Technologies are Ruining Your Prototypes

Prototype Technologies are Ruining Your Prototypes

Learn how some prototyping can decrease your chance for project success.

The Attitude of Estimation

The Attitude of Estimation

Learn how to overcome the biggest obstacle any team has to getting consistent estimates — our attitude towards estimates.

What Abbott & Costello Can Teach Us About Software Requirements

What Abbott & Costello Can Teach Us About Software Requirements

How recognizing “Spellcheckers” can decrease ambiguity around details and increase project success.

Iteration Zero: Reduce Risk Before You Begin the Project

Iteration Zero: Reduce Risk Before You Begin the Project

Learn how Iteration Zero can help lay the foundation for a successful project regardless of the development methodology.

Forrester Webinar Uncovers the Ugly Truth About Project Failure

Forrester Webinar Uncovers the Ugly Truth About Project Failure

Special guest of Geneca, Forrester Analyst, Mary Gerush, shared some valuable insight on why requirements definition is the key to avoiding project failure. Says Mary, requirements “must be a collaborative, business driven approach” in order to get the business what it needs. Here are some key points from that presentation and a link to replay the webinar in its entirety.