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Capitalization of Sprint Activities
Submitted by jschiel on July 10, 2008 - 5:45am.

Capitalization of a software project is extremely important to organizations engaged primarily in application development these days. To put it simply, the US government allows a company to defer the taxes that would normally be paid on research and development activities until such time as the product is generally available and the company can begin selling the product and bringing in revenue.

Should Scrum Teams Re-Estimate Stories That Can't Be Completed During the Sprint?
Submitted by jschiel on July 10, 2008 - 5:22am.

If a user story isn't completed during a Sprint, the cleanest way to deal with it is to leave the story point value as is and return it to the Product Backlog.

Putting Task Estimates in Their Place
Submitted by jschiel on June 7, 2008 - 5:20am.

Let’s look at how a team makes use of task estimates. During Sprint Planning, teams create tasks and task estimates from the backlog items that they are potentially going to commit to finishing.

It’s Software, Not a Unicorn - Why Tools Won’t Solve Organizational Dysfunction
Submitted by jschiel on June 3, 2008 - 9:27am.

When I was much younger, it was explained to me that sticking my dad’s screwdriver into the electrical outlet was not a good idea. As a good little boy, I obeyed and convinced my older brother to try it, instead. Fortunately, we used an outlet at the end of a long hallway, so my brother’s resulting flight from the shock drew a clean and uninterrupted arc down the hallway.

Scrum Orthodoxy
Submitted by jschiel on May 7, 2008 - 10:55am.

I've finished my first week and my first class as a Danube employee and trainer.

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