LKCE13

"There is NO single forecast result." (but many) via @t_magennis #lkce13

— Stefan Roock (@StefanRoock)2013-11-04 08:31:17

RT @TI_LSC: After dating 11 people, there's a 5% chance to met a date that is more worst than the worstest you had so far! #lkce13 @t_magen…

— house of user (@houseofuser)2013-11-04 08:31:01

RT @az1: .@t_magennis : what's the chance it will happen on time? Audience: In Germany? #lol #lkce13

— Erik Schön (@erik_schon)2013-11-04 08:31:01

#DoEstimates based on what you need. What would you need when in order to change sessions? ~@t_magennis #LKCE13 http://t.co/yEEQ4agXbn

— Erik Schön (@erik_schon)2013-11-04 08:30:36

When estimating ask about the point when a decision would change, e.g. it should take no more than 3 months @t_magennis #lkce13

— Pawel Brodzinski (@pawelbrodzinski)2013-11-04 08:30:28

#lkce13 Culture eats Strategy for breakfast. True. http://t.co/ZCzKOzO4E1

— house of user (@houseofuser)2013-11-04 08:30:18

#lkce13 Culture eats Strategy for breakfast. True. http://t.co/Zi09l7Sib9

— betonblog (@betonblog)2013-11-04 08:30:15

RT @pawelbrodzinski: A forecast is an estimate with a stated uncertainty @t_magennis #lkce13 #likethis

— Joelle A Godfrey (@jgodfrey)2013-11-04 08:30:12

"Estimation isn't waste. We just estimate the wrong things." via @t_magennis #lkce13

— Stefan Roock (@StefanRoock)2013-11-04 08:29:48

the difference between estimate and forecast is that the forecast states its uncertainty. ~ @t_magennis #lkce13 #NoEstimates

— Alexei Zheglov (@az1)2013-11-04 08:29:45