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Flow Debt: The Hidden Cost of Blocked Work

Blog4 days ago21Views0Likes0Comments
Track blocked time %, aging WIP, and handoff counts; add blocker clustering and a weekly impediment burn-down If your delivery feels slower than it should be—even with “full” utilization—you’re likely paying flow debt: the silent tax created when work sits blocked, ages in progress, or pinballs across handoffs. You don’t need a giant transformation to…

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Forecasting Without Story Points: A Monte Carlo Playbook

BlogSeptember 11, 2025327Views0Likes0Comments
Build probabilistic delivery forecasts from historical throughput—plus caveats, confidence intervals, and an executive-ready chart. Most teams still try to “estimate” delivery with story points. You don’t need them. If you have a list of items finished per day/week (throughput), you can simulate thousands of futures in seconds and answer the only questions that matter: “When…

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Why I Decided to Create My Own Website and Venture into New Business Areas

BlogSeptember 2, 2024328Views0Likes0Comments
Introducion Launching my own website and promoting my services globally was driven by my passion for solving complex problems (delivering successfully projects, building products or services, or something more abstract) and collaborating with diverse individuals, teams, and organizations. As someone with over six years of experience in Agile and Scrum, I’ve undergone extensive validation of…

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