agile2012

RT @ekraay: Highsmith: I would rather have a fuzzy number on something important than a precise number on something unimportant. #agile2012

— Ellen Gottesdiener (@ellengott)2012-08-16 15:46:28

Congrats to @mfloryan for a fine if ultimately fruitless attempt at usurping @CesarIdrovo in first place... #lego #agile42 #agile2012

— agile42 (@agile42)2012-08-16 15:46:19

@t_magennis presentation on forecasting is brilliant! He's perfected Monte Carlo sims for agile projects. Impressive! #agile2012

— Laurens Bonnema (@laurensbonnema)2012-08-16 15:46:05

Winner of the #lego Millennium Falcon is.... @CesarIdrovo, with 35 retweets and counting. #agile2012 #agile42 #lego

— agile42 (@agile42)2012-08-16 15:45:07

"I would rather have fuzzy measures of something really important than presice measures of something unimportant." @jimhighsmith #agile2012

— Ken Collier (@theagilist)2012-08-16 15:44:54

Learned some potential baby steps toward devops at #agile2012 from @leandog

— Jason VanGundy (@jason_vangundy)2012-08-16 15:44:26

woot! Gratz! “@SimoneMosena: Wow I won a $500 gift from @collabnet in the #Agile2012. Thanks a lot”

— Nathan Raupach (@nraupach)2012-08-16 15:44:15

“@Kupe: The team who does the work needs to do the estimate. @johannarothman #agile2012” not just in agile folks!!!!

— Jennifer Battan (@OutoftheBoxBA)2012-08-16 15:44:00

Highsmith: I would rather have a fuzzy number on something important than a precise number on something unimportant. #agile2012

— Ed Kraay (@ekraay)2012-08-16 15:43:29

Had a lovely chat with @artoes near the coaching area about middle mgmt and creating an environment of safety and support #agile2012

— Christina H (@ChristinaHartik)2012-08-16 15:42:41