Agile Prague conference is getting closer. Please come to the registration desk at 8:30 am so we allow the conference to start on time. The conference is on September 18-19, 2023.
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Conference workshops 2023 Two adjacent workshops are organized together with Agile Prague 2023:
Discounted combo registrations are available.
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Wouldn’t it be great to go to a conference that included all of the topics that are most interesting to you? A conference that addressed your most pressing questions?
That’s what the Open Space sessions are for. It’s the part of the conference that you get to design.
Join the lunch Open Space and deepen your learning experience.
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This brief introduction to the theory of constraint was an interesting perspective to look at agile methodology. The theory of constraints can be summarized with the following statement: ‘The chain is no stronger than its weakest link’.
When we think about our goal, there is always at least one constraint that is limiting our throughput. This constrain is often referred to as the bottleneck. The most common limiting factors are equipment, people, and policies. In every particular situation, we need to assess and find out:
- Where the bottlenecks are?
- Where work slows down?
- Which problems we need to fix first?
After we know where the bottlenecks are, we can come up with pretty good solutions. The most common ways to overcome the constraints are:
Agile methodology can be also used to reduce the cost of failure in a number of ways:
The graphics were created by Richard Fridrich.