Queuing Theory
11/08/21 • 8 min
Adam presents applying the mathematics behind queueing theory to software delivery. Also, an announcement!
Links
- NEW! The Small Batches Slack App for Teams
- 🚀 New listener? Start with the introduction.
- ☕️ Small Batches #59: Time Thieves
- ☕️ Small Batches #60: Principles of Product Development Flow
- 📘 Principles of Product Development Flow
- 📘 Making Work Visible
Adam presents applying the mathematics behind queueing theory to software delivery. Also, an announcement!
Links
- NEW! The Small Batches Slack App for Teams
- 🚀 New listener? Start with the introduction.
- ☕️ Small Batches #59: Time Thieves
- ☕️ Small Batches #60: Principles of Product Development Flow
- 📘 Principles of Product Development Flow
- 📘 Making Work Visible
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Time Thieves
Adam presents the "five time thieves" described in Dominica DeGrandis' book Making Work Visible. The thieves are: too much WIP (work-in-progress), unknown dependencies, conflicting priorities, neglected work, and (the most annoying of the bunch) interrupts.
Learn More
- ☕️ Small Batches #60: Principles of Product Development Flow
- ☕️ Small Batches #58: Queuing Theory
- 📘 Principles of Product Development Flow
- 📘 Making Work Visible
- 🧠 Dominica DeGrandis on the Profound Podcast
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