What is new to Agile Development. Much and little. We return to Silicon Valley's Lillian M. Gilbreth Preschool for the Young Innovative Entrepreneur to learn a little more about the nature of how we manage software and handle projects.

What does it mean to be Agile? Why is it good? And why might we think that there is a Pre-School in Silicon Valley entirely devoted to disruptive innovation? David Alan Grier and Tamara Carleton start their fall podcast season by attempting to make ...

The first three episodes of the fall released in a binge format. What does it mean to be Agile? What can it do for you? Why should you join the revolution. - [15239]

September 22. That is when the fall Series of "How We Manage Stuff" will begin. This time, we're looking at the ideas of Agile development. What is is. What it isn't. Why it may or may not be good for you. We have some good ideas, some good interviews,

Fall has arrived and its time for our next podcast series for How We Manage Stuff. The series will begin on September 22. Our topic will be Agile Development and Agile Management, How it might be good for you and how it might not.

Is anyone essential in the new industrial age? Has software made us so interchangeable that no on can claim a permanent spot in an organization. In this podcast, Tamara even asks if David is essential? How do we identify and work with essential memb...

New forms of work tend to emphasize status and reduce the power of position. As we try to work with new organizations, we need to think about the worker's status - their ability to influence others. We need to assess the quality and validity of that ...

Another special episode. We could claim that it is in honor of Bastille Day, the date of publication, but it just a chance to take a little break before the last two episodes are released. In this episode, you'll get a little introduction to David Alan...

How does software change our world? It doesn't just fly into our minds and alter the way we think. It alters the way that we respond to things and, more importantly, it alters the way our organizations operate. Yet,

We think we understand software. We have classes. We have apps. We have an industry. We even have an industrial holiday for it - the Week of Code in December. Yet, what it is and what it is doing to our lives remain a bit obscure. For many,