Stephan's Process Blog

Whatever you do in building software, you and your team follows some process. Being one of the authors of Process MeNtOR I have been working with teams for more than 10 years now - building processes that are effective and pragmatic. In this blog I share my observations how individuals, teams and organisations deal with processes and deal with common (or not so common) issues. I invite your comment - tell me what your experience is and how you address similar situations.

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Thursday, 24 January 2008 1:50 PM

How Much Is Enough?

"How much is enough?" is a common question heard by analysts, designers and testers. How much detail of requirements do you need, how much detail of design do you need, how much testing do you need? Let me give one answer for the requirements space.

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Wednesday, 1 August 2007 12:03 PM

You are never done

What have Agile, XP and Process MeNtOR in common? The idea that information gets created and decisions get made when the time is right, not earlier

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Friday, 6 July 2007 2:54 PM

Mashing up MeNtOR

You might have seen a couple of links pop up at the side of my blog, pointing to microformats.org and RDFa.info. I have been investigating and experimenting with the Semantic web recently. This was motivated by finding new ways of making Process

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