TameFlow Insights: Cost of Delay (CoD) Improved via Theory of Constraints (TOC)
The notion of Cost of Delay is being adopted ever more frequently as means of making better prioritization and/or business decisions based on economic value....
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How to Draw Buffer Fever Charts
The Buffer Fever Chart is a tool that is used extensively in TameFlow and in Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) used in the Theory of Constraints. For ...
Pattern Language Development
A pattern language is effectively constructed when the confidence of the collected patterns is assessed, and especially when interrelated patterns are cross-...
How Patterns become a Pattern Language
A pattern is not an invention; it is an uncovered solution, that has been observed to work for some time, in a variety of situations. Patterns are the result...
Pattern Languages are Means of Expression of Organizational Design
Our capability of thinking and our ways of “perceiving, categorizing and making meaning in the world” are shaped by the language that we use [BORODITSKY-2011...
Relevance and Applicability of Design Patterns to Organizational Design
Patterns and pattern languages have been used successfully in numerous fields. For example, in addition to architecture and software engineering that have al...
The Connection between Organizational Patterns for Software Development and Organizational Design
During the past 40-60 years, the fast-paced progress of information technology has propelled most advanced countries towards an information-based, networked ...
Design Patterns are a form of knowledge
Patterns are prescientific. They are not derived from first principles as scientific theory, but from empirical observations. They can provide a phenomenolog...
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TameFlow and PopcornFlow foster Unity of Purpose
PopcornFlow is an inspiring way to create validated learning through continuous experimentation created by Claudio Perrone. It can also be applied successful...