Happy New Year! A Compilation of the Tops of 2017
To ring in the new year, we have compiled a list of the top 10 blogs of 2017. Take some time to read through them and learn something new.
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Connect Agile Teams Using Disparate Agile Tools
The creation of agile teams yield positive results, but how do you leverage that success and expand it across the organization to accelerate delivery?
Embracing Different Types of Work
Project management organizations (PMO) must embrace different types of work, while recognizing they don't always need full visibility. Watch the video.
7 Essential Tools & Technologies that Remote Workers Need to Succeed
LinkedIn0Share0Tweet0Pin0Email0 A survey by Gartner has revealed that 74 percent of CFOs plan on shifting at least five percent of previously on-site employees to permanently remote positions once the COVID-19 crisis ends. And McKinsey & Company concludes: “remote working was gaining currency before the crisis, but the pandemic has shown that telecommuting is here to […]
3 Tips for Accelerating Success with Flow Metrics
Dominica DeGrandis, Principal Flow Advisor at Planview, shares how teams can optimize processes and improve workflow using Flow Metrics.
Tips on paying for free software | Tasktop
Comments on The Server Side have been voicing concerns about SpringSource’s new maintenance policy, which gives incentive to purchase a support contract if you’re building mission critical apps on Spring. I’ve been amazed at some of the dialog, which ranges from suggestions that SpringSource has neglected its community to recommendations that they should instead ask...
Prediction #7: Web-based code editors become viable, cloud-based IDE platforms remain a pipe dream | Tasktop
A couple of years ago, a web-based code editor called Bespin was the rage at EclipseCon, and has been reborn in the form of the Cloud9 IDE for JavaScript. Eclipse re-embraced the push towards web-based IDE technologies with the introduction of a new code editor named Orion. While activity is again heating up on this...
Prediction #6: Continuous integration becomes central to deployment, Jenkins attacks Hudson with a chicken | Tasktop
How does a continuous integration (CI) tool named after a butler or two grab such a large market share when much more feature-rich and polished commercial counterparts exist? The naive answer is that it’s free. If you dig a bit deeper, the success of Hudson can be seen as part of a larger trend in...
Tasktop Sync 3.0 released, service desks get support | Tasktop
Open source projects have it good. Their issue tracker serves as the single system of record for all development, support, quality management and planning activity. The result is a theoretical ideal in terms of a connected software lifecycle. For example, every vote that a user makes for a particular bug is immediately visible to developers....
Tasktop 2.8 released, Serena partnership announced, death to timesheets | Tasktop
Filling out time sheets is about as fulfilling as doing taxes. This mind-numbing activity is an interesting symptom of what’s broken with the way we deliver software today. What’s worse than the time wasted filling them out is the fact that the numbers we fill out are largely fictitious, as we have no hope of...
