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Faster delivery, higher quality and lower cost

Lean & Agile  •  David Binnerts  •  November 29th, 2011

One of the most amazing virtues of Lean is that it allows companies to combine the three most important pay-offs for the long term continuation of their ventures: faster delivery, higher quality and lower cost. Combined. This is also true for Lean and Agile Project Management –and contrary to many people’s intuition or experience-.

Managing communication

Lean & Agile  •  David Binnerts  •  November 24th, 2011

One recurring question on the apllication of Lean and Agile Project Management, is on communication with the Team and with the Client: How do we go about administrating this kind of communication?

Handling preparatory tasks

Heyunka  •  David Binnerts  •  November 22nd, 2011

In many projects, there’s a need to do some ground clearing before we can actually start doing the value work for the client. We may have to: do research on competent suppliers  get their quotes install equipment before we can actually start working get the Team together … Some projects will even never be more… »

Handling repetitive tasks

Heyunka  •  David Binnerts  •  November 22nd, 2011

When we’re managing our work as a project, we may walk into actions which are, or at least feel repetitive: Things we’ll have to do over and over again, things which  need to be done for every story. For instance, when we update a website, we have some exclusive editorial tasks (copy writing), yet also… »

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Waypoint is project management software to support the execution of Lean and Agile projects, in software development, new product development, construction, Waypoint is software to support lean project leaders and teams. The software allows to budget, plan, report, standardize and improve project execution, along the principles of Lean Project Management and Agile Programming and Planning. Waypoint is offered by Heyunka, a provider of on-line tools for the implementation of lean management and agile development.Heyunka's tools are web-based and require standard compliant browser. Clients are charged only for actual usage -from one to as many users as you like and for as long as you need it. Tools are sold on-line. No IT needed.

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