Organizing and Planning the Release Planning Event (AERP3)

Note: this post is part of a continuing series on Release Planning. The main posts in the series are organized and numbered sequentially (AERP1-n), and there are additional posts under the Release Planning category as well.
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As we have described, (Release Planning: The Agile Enterprise Main Event (AERP2)) the release planning meeting is the seminal event [...]

Release Planning: the Agile Enterprise Main Event (AERP2)

Note: This post is part of a continuing series where I’ve been discussing the critical role that release planning has in enterprise agility.
These seminal release planning events are one of the key mechanisms the enterprise can apply to use its emerging agile practices to drive a coordinated and directed strategy into the marketplace – a [...]

Yes, Enterprise Agility is Hard – But Release Planning Helps (AERP-1)

Note: This is the first post (AERP-1) in a series on Agile Enterprise Release Planning which I hope to continue over the next few weeks. They’ll be labeled AERP1-n, so you can eventually read them in sequence, front to back, if you like.
From the last post, Yes, Enterprise Agility is Hard, I noted:
“I’ve also [...]

Ideal Training for Enterprise-Scale Agility?

Pete Behrens (www.trailridgeconsulting.com) and I were formulating a training strategy for a significant enterprise that is contemplating an “all in” (immediate and across the entire company) enterprise scale transformation approach. Based on my experiences at BMC Software and his experiences at Salesforce.com, as well as some of our larger, ongoing clients, we had a chance [...]