Over the years, I’ve coded and managed 100s of web and mobile development projects. Most of them were delivered using Scrum or related agile methodologies. As a company, we’ve gradually settled on Trello as our de-facto project management tool. It’s not immediately obvious how you would use Trello for Scrum out of the box, so …
7 key tips for using Trello for Scrum software development Read More »
Remember when the East End was all jellied eels, chimney sweeps and regional stereotypes? Well no, you probably don’t, because the only time that’s been the case has been in musical theatre, namely Oliver and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Me Old Bamboo is truly legendary), and now the East End of London is the home …
If you have spent any time either here on my blog or with me in person you will know by now that I am a bit of a coffee fanatic. Being a self confessed caffeine junkie and working in social comms means that I am somewhat wedded to places like Starbucks to give me that fix on …
#TAGtribe Blog A social moment with @jamespoulter and Starbucks Read More »
IT services for any sized business is core to the productivity of the company. If people are unable to use their computer applications efficiently; if email or network servers fail; or people don’t receive timely support, then ultimately the performance of the company suffers. Outsourcing is a popular choice for small and medium sized …
#TAGtribe Blog IT out ‘sourcing’ the IN thing to do… by @craigcoutts Read More »
Experts are told to share their expertise, give it away freely, build a reputation and become the ‘go-to’ person for advice in their chosen field. And they do. There is a wealth of superb free advice on the Internet on practically every subject under the sun but for some reason the world of business seems …
#TAGtribe Blog – “You don’t wanna do that!” by @AnnHawkins Read More »