I have been developing internet-enabled enterprise software development for over a decade creating award winning solutions for fortune 500 corporations such as Yahoo!, Visa and Intel.
As Technical Director of Euro RSCG Sydney, I created collaborative technology that linked the worldwide operations of Intel and the global Euro RSCG network and my work has been recognized through awards from ADMA and AWARD as well as my attendance at speaking engagements in the United States and Australia.
As founder of Pixolüt Industries I have created a consultancy which provides pragmatic and agile methodologies for delivering high quality software which can leverage the power of the internet.
Over the past six years, I have implemented these philosophies in real-world practice by providing research and implementation for several start-up ventures in Australia and the United States; all of which are now successful, profitable businesses or have gone through the acquisition process.
Joe has a Bachelor of Computer Science and a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Graphic Design) from the University of Wollongong, Australia
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G-day Joe,
I have been trying to find someone to answer my question about agile methodologies:
* If I use a task board for the current sprint (usually 1 week),
what is a good way to keep track of the backlog?
* What is a good way to keep a record of work completed in each sprint?
I use post-its on my taskboard and then a list of backlog items on post-its on an A3 sheet.
Is there a better approach?