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Repurposing the Daily Scrum as a Flow meeting

Posted on 27/01/2016 by Michael Chik

Yesterday, I had a short and interesting discussion with Viktor Grgic. He was explaining how he loved OmniGraffle. During our chat, I remembered using OmniGraffle v4 back in 2006. Back then, its intended purpose was still to be a diagramming and illustrating Mac alternative to Microsoft Visio. I hadn’t used it much since. Viktor, on

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Succeeding with your New Year’s Resolutions using Personal Kaizen

Posted on 29/12/2015 by Michael Chik

Another new year is upon us and many of my friends and colleagues are starting to formulate their new year’s resolutions. If you are anything like me, you probably believe that your odds of beating them and actually sticking to your resolutions are higher than most other people’s. If so, chances are you are affected

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