yamaneco is a Japanese newsletter from an agile coach that covers coaching practice, such as the difficulties and value of pair coaching and what system coaching means. It also announces and recaps Tokyo agile community events, giving readers practical perspective on team and organisational change.
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A weekly newsletter on product management that argues for specific practices around estimation, team processes and refinement. Each issue builds a single opinionated argument using vivid analogies and practical reasoning.
A journal of reflective essays on organizational change, software delivery and agile planning, drawing on management models, philosophy and decision-making research. Readers get thoughtful framing of how to judge change and readiness, plus some practical technique such as three-point estimation for SAFe PI planning.
A newsletter of personal, reflective essays on innovation, teamwork and organisational culture, drawing on the author's decades of experience with Kanban and facilitation. Readers get practical ideas for nurturing new ideas and experiential learning, plus critiques of everyday work language.
A series of first-person essays on how government procurement and enterprise architecture shape whether public sector IT can actually work in an agile way. It draws on years of experience implementing and modernizing government systems to argue for deciding architecture early and leaving other choices open.
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