PMI Agile CoP Transparency

– January 15, 2012Posted in: Agile, Project Management

Back in December, the PMI Agile Community of Practice (CoP) leadership agreed we’d take steps to provide some transparency into what we are doing. If you are curious about what we’re up to, I invite you to follow the link below.

Here is the link to our board. https://pmiagilecop.leankitkanban.com

Anyone can access this Kanban (read only):
Username: AgileCOP@gmail.com
Password: GoAgile

What do you think? Is this enough transparency?

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About Derek Huether

Enterprise Agile Coach and Trainer at LitheSpeed. Co-Lead of the PMI ACP Support Team. Lover of Agile, Scrum, & Kanban. Lawfulgood PMP Level 15. Chaotic Good Agilist Level 5. Author of Zombie Project Management (available on Amazon)

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http://aroundthechaos.com Sam Palani

Very cool & AGILE! iLike!

Anonymous

Ha! Yes, we ARE trying. Our hearts are in the right place. We’re trying to get PMI to open the blog and other areas to people beyond the firewall. If you look at the Kanban, you’ll see we’re suffering from some “technology” challenges.

http://aroundthechaos.com Sam Palani

Yes, I actually noticed a couple of them when I looked again. I also find your implementation of horizontal swim lanes quite interesting. Are you representing these as projects?
If possible it would be really awesome if you could share a shreenshot of your personal kanban (screening out private info), I am just looking for ideas. I currently use a GTD based system but have always been intrigued by the personal kanban.

Anonymous

I actually didn’t set up this Kanban for the CoP, a colleague did. There has not been a final decision as to its format. LeanKit was kind enough to donate a few licenses. By give a single “read” license to the world, we can provide some kind of window.

I’ll see if I can do a screen print of my super simple Kanban. I rely more on color and class of service than I do modified workflow.