LKCE13

RT @BrigittePfeifer: Delivering more often is the best way to reduce uncertainty @t_magennis #lkce13

— duncan_mcg (@duncan_mcg)2013-11-04 09:09:35

RT @az1: if you have six months of data, build your model based on the first three months, test it on the last three. ~ @t_magennis #lkce13

— Mike Leber (@michael_leber)2013-11-04 09:09:14

RT @BrigittePfeifer: Delivering more often is the best way to reduce uncertainty @t_magennis #lkce13

— zyracuze (@zyracuze)2013-11-04 09:08:17

RT @az1: if you have six months of data, build your model based on the first three months, test it on the last three. ~ @t_magennis #lkce13

— Piotr Leszczyński (@p_leszczynski)2013-11-04 09:05:13

RT @BrigittePfeifer: Delivering more often is the best way to reduce uncertainty @t_magennis #lkce13

— Anna Lorenz (@roadranna)2013-11-04 09:04:56

if we understands how cycle times are statistically distributed, we can make inferences from knowing the maximum. ~ @t_magennis #lkce13

— Alexei Zheglov (@az1)2013-11-04 09:03:39

RT @yuvalyeret: @t_magennis reminds me of the predictive CFD we played with a couple of months ago. #lkce13 http://t.co/YdQuNegJ0d

— Brigitte Pfeifer (@BrigittePfeifer)2013-11-04 09:03:36

@t_magennis reminds me of the predictive CFD we played with a couple of months ago. #lkce13 http://t.co/YdQuNegJ0d

— Yuval Yeret (@yuvalyeret)2013-11-04 09:03:00

RT @erik_schon: Regular surveys are a tool for the team to improve, also hinting where support is available ~@joakimsunden #LKCE13 http://t…

— Mattias Åhlander (@MatteAhlander)2013-11-04 09:02:26

RT @az1: actually delivering something greatly reduces uncertainty. ~ @t_magennis #lkce13

— Chris R. Chapman (@DerailleurAgile)2013-11-04 09:01:32