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-Title: TimOttinger-AgileProductivity Timestamp: 2015-08-04 14:27:06 +0000 Created: 2015-08-04 11:41:19 +0000 Last Accessed: 2015-08-04 11:41:19 +0000 Times Accessed: 0 Tags: Metadata: gpslongitude=-77.017256,gpslatitude=38.781799 # Premise
+====== Tim Ottinger - Agile Productivity ======
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 More, faster: everybody wants that. Low productivity makes products late and expensive, frustrating both teams and customers. But what is productivity? Why is it so hard to measure? Organizations want higher productivity, but use industrial-age models better-suited to assembling widgets than developing software. We’ll explore a model that works for software teams. Learn several ways to boost - or drag down - productivity in your projects. You’ll walk out with concrete techniques to apply in your context.
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 ====== Action / Learning ======
-  * check out continuous development on their web site
+  * Check out continuous development on their web site
-  * see Esther Derby on metrics - http:%%//%%www.estherderby.com/2011/10/metrics-for-agile.html
+  * See Esther Derby on metrics - http://www.estherderby.com/2011/10/metrics-for-agile.html
+  * Like the concept of outcomes vs inputs as measure of productivity
 ====== Presentation ======
-And Bill Wake Industrial logic
+{{:agileproductivity.pdf|}}
+And Bill Wake at Industrial logic
 ====== Notes ======
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 All of us together are smarter than each of us alone.
+{{tag>Estimation Forecast Conference Metrics}}