juin 1, 2015
Comment re-découvrir la plaisir de la créativité ? – est-ce seulement une affaire de talent ? – ou est-ce dû au contrôle ou à l’absence de contrôle sur nos pensées, nos émotions, notre comportements pour mieux exploiter notre potentiel créatif ? – ou bien encore est-ce lié à un comportement a-normal ? Comment optimiser notre […]
Filed under:
Agile,
Artisan,
autonomie,
Coaching & Team-building,
collectif,
competences,
créativité,
créativité,
équipe,
Excellence,
groupe,
imagination,
innovation collective,
intelligence collective,
Intuition,
Lean Thinking,
oeuvre,
oeuvre,
oeuvre originale,
pensée créatrice,
personnalité,
potentiel,
qualité,
Ressources humaines,
rugby,
talent,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
vision partagée by admin
mai 25, 2015
Manifeste Agile (suite) Principe 9 : Continuous attention Continuous Attention to technical excellence and good design will allow the project team to respond more quickly and easily to change. – Porter une attention continue à l’excellence technique et à la conception améliore l’agilité : • Maintenir un code propre, évolutif et performant est un objectif […]
Filed under:
Agile,
agile,
agilité,
attention continue,
code propre,
continuous attention,
excellence technique,
manifeste agile,
PMI-ACP,
PMI-ACP exam,
principes agile,
simplicité,
simplicity,
travail non fait,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
work not done by admin
mai 25, 2015
Manifeste Agile (suite) Principe 7 : Working software True customer value is realized by delivering results, which is represented in terms of working software. – Le fonctionnement de l’application est le premier indicateur d’avancement du projet : • Il n’existe pas d’autre indicateur plus pertinent que le pourcentage ou le nombre d’exigences satisfaites • On […]
Filed under:
Agile,
agile,
client,
constant pace,
Customer,
manifeste agile,
PMI-ACP,
PMI-ACP exam,
principes agile,
productivité,
qualité,
rythme soutenable,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
working softwrae by admin
mai 25, 2015
Manifeste Agile (suite) Principe 3 : Frequent delivery Get working software delivered to the customer as soon as possible. – Livrer le plus souvent possible des versions opérationnelles de l’application, à une fréquence allant de 2 semaines à 2 mois : • 1 version intermédiaire du produit final, visible et testable satisfait davantage le client […]
Filed under:
Agile,
agile,
colocated teams,
frequent delivery,
incrément,
livraison,
manifeste agile,
PMI-ACP,
PMI-ACP exam,
principes agile,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
version intermédiaire,
version opérationnelle by admin
mai 25, 2015
Manifeste Agile Principe 1 : Customer satisfaction Satisfy the customer by delivering software that provides value to the customer early, and often. – Notre priorité est de satisfaire le client en lui livrant très tôt et régulièrement des versions opérationnelles de l’application, source de valeur : • Développement itératif, livraison intermédiaire • Validation par le […]
Filed under:
Accepter le changement,
Agile,
client,
compétivité,
conformité,
Customer,
customer satisfaction,
demande,
développement itératif,
équipe agile,
état d'esprit,
livraison,
manifeste agile,
PMI-ACP,
PMI-ACP exam,
principes agile,
priorité,
re-priorisation,
satisfaction du client,
satisfaire,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
valeur,
validation,
welcoming change by admin
mai 25, 2015
Manifeste Agile 6 concepts Les 6 concepts du manifeste Agile, qui doivent être considérés de façon interdépendante: – Valeur – Incertitude – Client – Individus – Equipe – Contexte En conséquence : – Vous ne pouvez créer de la valeur si vous ne collaborez pas avec le client, qui précisément définit ce qu’est sa valeur […]
Filed under:
Agile,
agile,
client,
concept,
contexte,
e – Contexte,
Incertitude,
Individus,
manifeste agile,
PMI-ACP,
PMI-ACP exam,
principes,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
valeur,
valeurs by admin
mai 25, 2015
Manifeste Agile 12 principes 1) Customer satisfaction Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software. · Notre première priorité est de satisfaire le client en livrant tôt et régulièrement des logiciels utiles. 2) Welcoming change Welcome changing requirements, even late in development. Agile processes harness change for […]
Filed under:
1é principes agile,
accueil du changement,
Agile,
agile,
attention continue,
auto-organisation,
change,
changement,
client,
collectif,
colocated teams,
communication face à face,
constant pace,
continuous attention,
customer satisfaction,
énergie,
équipes co-localisées,
face-to-face contacts,
frequent delivery,
individus motivés,
Lean Thinking,
livraison fréquente,
logiciel fonctionnel,
manifeste agile,
motivated individuals,
motivation,
PMI-ACP,
PMI-ACP exam,
principes,
retrospective,
rythme soutenu,
satisfaction du client,
self-organization,
simplicité,
simplicity,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
valeurs,
welcoming change,
working software by admin
mai 25, 2015
Pourquoi des méthodes Agile ? Oui pourquoi imaginer des méthodes Agile ? Pour : – Réduire le temps de mise sur le marché (Time to market) – Améliorer la qualité – Réduire les activités sans réelle valeur ajoutée – Travailler sur des éléments de plus grande valeur – Avoir une meilleure prévisibilité – Avoir du […]
mai 24, 2015
Agile analysis and design 1- Agile modeling 2- Chartering 3- Personas A persona is a notional user of the system under development. Being much more detailed than actors in use case modeling where generic user names are assigned (e.g., end user), personas try to elaborate on users with detailed descriptions to provide context to the […]
mai 24, 2015
Agile analysis and design 1- Agile modeling 2- Chartering The Crystal development process is cyclical/iterative. Its primary components are chartering, delivery cycles, and project wrap-up. Chartering involves creating a project charter, which can last from a few days to a few weeks. Chartering consists of four activities: 1) Building the core project team 2) Performing […]
Filed under:
Agile,
Building the core project,
building the initial project plan,
Chartering,
Crystal development process,
cyclal/iterative,
delivery cycles,
fine tuning the methodology,
performing an Exploratory 360° assessment,
PMI-ACP,
project charter,
project wrap-up,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized by admin
mai 24, 2015
Agile analysis and design Agile modeling Crystal development process The Crystal development process is cyclical/iterative. Its primary components are chartering, delivery cycles, and project wrap-up. Chartering : Chartering involves creating a project charter, which can last from a few days to a few weeks. Chartering consists of four activities: 1) Building the core […]
Filed under:
Agile,
agile analysis and design,
Agile modeling,
Building the core project team,
building the initial project plan,
Chartering,
Crystal development process,
Customer,
fine tuning the methodology,
performing an Exploratory 360° assessment,
PMI-ACP,
project charter,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
write well-defined user stories,
XP by admin
mai 24, 2015
Summary A Different Philosophy 1- Tools and Techniques Agile analysis and design Agile estimation Communications Metrics Planning, monotoring and adapting Product quality Risk management Soft skills negociation Value based prioritization Value stream analysis 2- Knowledge and Skills Knowledge and Skills : Level 1 Knowledge and Skills : Level 2 Knowledge and Skills : […]
Filed under:
Agile,
agile analysis and design,
Agile estimation,
Communications,
Domains and tasks for PMI-ACP,
Exam taking tips,
knowledge and Skills,
knowledge and Skills : Level 1,
Knowledge and Skills : Level 2,
Knowledge and Skills : Level 3,
Metrics,
Planning monotoring and adapting,
PMI-ACP,
PMI-ACPism's,
Product quality,
Reference books list,
Risk management,
Soft skills negociation,
tools and techniques,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
Value based prioritization,
Value stream analysis by admin
mai 24, 2015
A Different Philosophy for the project management : Traditional project management 1- Plan what you expect to happen 2- Enforce that what happens is the same as what is planned – Directive management – Control, control, control 3- Use change control to manage change – Change Control Board – Defect Management Agile project management 1- […]
Filed under:
adaptation,
Agile,
agile,
Agile project management,
Board,
change,
Continuous feedback,
Control,
Defect,
Directive,
équipe,
Excellence,
inspection,
Iterative and incremental development Prioritized backlogs,
loops,
manage,
management,
plan,
PMI-ACP,
practices,
project management,
Retrospectives,
Reviews,
Self-Organizing,
teams,
Traditional,
Traditional project management,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
users by admin
novembre 6, 2014
Un nouvel outil de développement personnel, en fait c’est l’outil de base, l’outil fondamental, voici ci-dessous l’outil « CQQ, PP, COQP, P »:
Filed under:
Agile,
Artisan,
Coaching & Team-building,
competences,
créativité,
développement personnel,
énergie,
Excellence,
GPEC,
innovation collective,
intelligence collective,
Intuition,
oeuvre,
outil,
outil de développement personnel,
qualité,
Ressources humaines,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
vision partagée by webmaster
novembre 5, 2014
Un premier outil de développement personnel appelé « Mon Vélo »:
Filed under:
Artisan,
competences,
créativité,
développement personnel,
énergie,
innovation collective,
intelligence collective,
Intuition,
oeuvre,
outil,
outil de développement personnel,
qualité,
Ressources humaines,
Uncategorized,
Uncategorized,
vélo by webmaster