Monthly Archives: June 2009

Business Velocity

Posted on June 16, 2009 by Liz

Pascal Van Cauwenberghe has written a great post on estimating business value, tying it into a feature-injection style template. I particularly like the idea of calculating business velocity, and showing value earned over cost on a visible chart. Even though … Continue reading →

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Doing the simplest thing and YAGNI

Posted on June 2, 2009 by Liz

On an aside, some people have asked me why I’ve chosen to set up my services site as a hard-coded website with server-side includes, instead of using another WordPress blog or something similar. I did it because: It was the … Continue reading →

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Dreyfus Modelling

Posted on June 2, 2009 by Liz

I’ve put up a page on lunivore.com which describes how I use the Dreyfus Model in coaching. This model was the one we adapted to mark the XP values in the Game of Life workshop at Screwfix, and I’ve also … Continue reading →

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