Monthly Archives: October 2012

Mission Impossible Really was Agile

Posted on October 24, 2012 by Brian Lucas

By Brian Lucas This one is for you Fran! “Good morning Mr. Briggs/Phelps[1], the situation in…Your mission should you decide to accept it is to…” This is a second perspective on Mission Impossible (MI), one of my all-time favorite TV … Continue reading →

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The Night of the Deadly Micromanager

Posted on October 18, 2012 by Brian Lucas

By Brian Lucas “Artie, I think we managed to get ourselves in a little trouble!” –James West speaking tongue-in-cheek to Artemus Gordon when confronted by arch-villain Miguelito Loveless, a brilliant, but megalomaniacal little person. In our rushed working environment today, … Continue reading →

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A Natural Agilist Makes Mangia a Marvelous Experience!

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Brian Lucas

By Brian Lucas John Vernotica is a natural agilist who makes setting up a 900 person event as simple as the word “mangia”.  In a little over a year, he has grown the mangia events that he hosts from a … Continue reading →

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