Practice Slices and Patterns: A Better Way to Deploy Process Improvements

2014/07/24

I have just posted my second blog of a planned series on topics in my new book.  This blog is titled: “Practice Slices and Patterns: A Better Way to Deploy Process Improvements”.   

Practice slices and patterns is a way to engage your practitioners in their own practice improvement which is a major goal of SEMAT and the Essence Framework.

http://paulemcmahon.wordpress.com/2014/07/24/practice-slices-and-patterns-a-better-way-to-deploy-process-improvements/

You can also view a Youtube  video about practice slices and patterns at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfthkTmkzk4&feature=youtu.be

I am very interested in hearing feedback and stimulating discussion on the idea of practice slices and patterns.   

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  1. pemcmahon Says:

    2014/07/31 at 12:54

    For those who may be interested in this topic, I have just posted a follow on blog to last week’s with further motivation for the idea of practice slices and patterns.

    Viewing Software Practitioners as the Customer for Your Organizational Practices: More Motivation for Practice Slices and Patterns

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