See here for Martin Fowler's original post. Mr Fowler refelcts on tch debt and comes up with a four quadrant moel to eaborate his thinking. The two dimensions are prudence and intent. Which means is it based on good judgement, and did you mean to do...

Here is a thought; Suppose the more experience you have with a particular knowledge domain, the less you need to plan the work? I picked this planning versus experience concept up from a Jim Coplien piece on InfoQ a few months ago. The idea was...

As you know, in the scrum world there are only three roles; Product Owner, Scrum Master and Team. From observing the conversation on the internet, discussions with colleagues and observation, many teams also find a place for testers and QA...

At "AskAboutProjects" a user asked whether it's still Project Management when you aren't managing the budget. Mainly he answers floated around the point taht yes, it is. A few examples were mentioned inlcuding projects with a flat resource...

"No matter how it might look, people are trying to be helpful to the best of their ability." Brett Schubert writes a great post based on his experience as a customer of an agile team.  It's not all flowers and early releases.