Comments on: Will Kanban replace Scrum? http://doug-shimp.net/scrum-faq/will-kanban-replace-scrum/ I love the intersection of people, technology, culture and great products. Thu, 02 Sep 2010 03:29:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: doug-shimp http://doug-shimp.net/scrum-faq/will-kanban-replace-scrum/comment-page-1/#comment-100 doug-shimp Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:24:24 +0000 http://doug-shimp.net/?p=248#comment-100 Hi Dave, Thanks for visiting. Yes, been there done that. Yes, we will look at attending the conference in the spring time. Yes, our broader common agile community is filled with those who claim expertise in one area or another and speak as though they have been doing something for years, when they have not. Knowing when this is the case is hard to distinguish. Yes, distinguishing between valuable experience, time spent and those who can bring good consulting is even harder. Engaging with any healthy community should be fun enriching thing, not a biting experience. - Doug BTW - Will the conference be filled with talking heads that do not apply but, talk / write prolifically like they do? Hi Dave,

Thanks for visiting.

Yes, been there done that.

Yes, we will look at attending the conference in the spring time.

Yes, our broader common agile community is filled with those who claim expertise in one area or another and speak as though they have been doing something for years, when they have not. Knowing when this is the case is hard to distinguish.

Yes, distinguishing between valuable experience, time spent and those who can bring good consulting is even harder.

Engaging with any healthy community should be fun enriching thing, not a biting experience.

- Doug

BTW – Will the conference be filled with talking heads that do not apply but, talk / write prolifically like they do?

]]> By: David J Anderson http://doug-shimp.net/scrum-faq/will-kanban-replace-scrum/comment-page-1/#comment-90 David J Anderson Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:25:49 +0000 http://doug-shimp.net/?p=248#comment-90 Just curious... before you go write a book with editorial on the "main strength of KanBan" will you actually have tried it with a few clients over a few years, and will you engage those active in the Kanban community to get the benefit of their experiences and input and review, or will you repeat the mistakes of some other Agile community folks who've chosen to comment on Kanban with no experience and little understanding and ultimately embarrassed themselves? Will you be coming to the Lean Software & Systems conference in Atlanta in April, or the Kanban track at QCon San Francisco in November or the Lean/Kanban content at Agile Development Practices in Orlando also in November? Hope to see you at some of these events. Please engage with the community on limitedwipsociety.org. We don't bite and we'd love to help. David Just curious… before you go write a book with editorial on the “main strength of KanBan” will you actually have tried it with a few clients over a few years, and will you engage those active in the Kanban community to get the benefit of their experiences and input and review, or will you repeat the mistakes of some other Agile community folks who’ve chosen to comment on Kanban with no experience and little understanding and ultimately embarrassed themselves?

Will you be coming to the Lean Software & Systems conference in Atlanta in April, or the Kanban track at QCon San Francisco in November or the Lean/Kanban content at Agile Development Practices in Orlando also in November? Hope to see you at some of these events. Please engage with the community on limitedwipsociety.org. We don’t bite and we’d love to help.

David

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