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- Targetprocess v.3.11.6: Miscellaneous features and bug fixes July 7, 2017Terms for Program and Project For those of you who need the ability to rename the system terms used for Project and Program entities, we are glad to announce that you can finally do so. Terms for Project can beNatallia Kulinkovich
- Service Desk localization: volunteers needed June 28, 2017Hello everyone! I am glad to let you know we are working on language localization for our Service Desk. We know that some of your customers and users might not speak English, so now it will be more convenientSergey Gnedin
- Targetprocess Mobile Releases: iOS Board Beta and plenty of useful improvements June 26, 2017We've been working on quite a lot of improvements for both our iOS and Android apps. The most exciting one is a new board concept that we've introduced in our latest iOS release (v.3.6). The beta release of this boardNatallia Kulinkovich
- #TargetprocessTips: Search, WIP Limits, Batch Actions, Workflows, Card Prioritization June 21, 2017We've started posting regular product tips to our social media accounts. Just search for #TargetprocessTips on Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn to see some bite-sized advice on how to get the most of Targetprocess. Here’s what we’ve posted so far:Nicholas Malahosky
- Targetprocess v.3.11.5: Inline editing, support for negative numbers in numerical fields, bug fixes June 16, 2017Inline editing improvements Two more fields are now available for inline editing in Lists: Owner, and Initial Estimate of Features and Epics. Negative numbers Negative numbers are now supported in money fields and numerical Custom Fields. Enabled searchingNadia Bulynia
- Targetprocess v.3.11.4: Miscellaneous features and bug fixes May 29, 2017Added private and pinned comments for Requests You can now mark comments on Requests as private, or pin them to the top of the discussion. This is mostly designed to improve the Service Desk experience. You can readNatallia Kulinkovich
- Private and pinned comments for Requests May 26, 2017In the upcoming version of Targetprocess (v.3.11.4), there will be two changes related to comments: the long awaited “private” comments, and the ability to pin comments. These will only be available for Requests, and are mostly designed to improveSergey Gnedin
- Targetprocess v.3.11.3: User Stories will now follow their parent Feature May 18, 2017User stories will now follow their parent Feature Previously, if you moved a Feature to another Project, its User Stories did not follow the Feature to the new Project. This was fairly counter-intuitive. Starting with this release, if youNadia Bulynia
- Deprecating TestTrack integration May 17, 2017Did you know we have an integration with TestTrack? Probably not. It's a legacy plugin – a really old one – from Targetprocess 2 that connects to the TestTrack bug tracking tool and periodically synchronizes defects from TestTrackSergey Gnedin
- Visual Reports: Formulas Editor Change May 16, 2017Invalid formulas and old-style report formulas will not be saved We have disabled the ability to save invalid and previous version graphical report formulas . You can use special functions if you need to create reports using the formulas fromOleg Seriaga
- Targetprocess v.3.11.6: Miscellaneous features and bug fixes July 7, 2017
Category Archives: Kanban
Kanban or Scrum? Know your constraints before you take the plunge
This post is from ambitiousmanager.com by Tom Sedge. Many people think that the answer to their problems is to pick an agile approach and use it to deliver their services. In doing this they frequently put the needs of service development … Continue reading
The Purpose of Measuring Cycle Times
I recently made the assumption that I did not need to explain why shorter cycle times were generally desirable. However, I was mistaken, so let me explain: If the average cycle time from starting to finishing a user story goes … Continue reading
Sinn der Messung Zykluszeiten
Wenn die durchschnittliche Zykluszeit von Start bis zum Ende einer User Story von 20 Tage auf 5 Tage reduziert wurde: Bedeutet dies, dass die Entwickler den Code 4 mal schneller schreiben? NEIN Bedeutet es, dass der Kunde 4 mal … Continue reading
WIP Limit Panic Sheet – what to do when you feel tempted to break the work-in-progress (WIP) limit
When a software development team starts using a work-in-progress (WIP) limit, everyone is calm and relaxed … until they are not. When you start to panic and feel the need to break the WIP limit rule – STOP! Read this … Continue reading
Beware of Scrumnesia – more transparency can make things seem worse than before!
I think this post is more about personal catharsis than anything else, but hopefully there is something useful here. I recently introduced a work-in-progress (WIP) limit with a Scrum team and was delighted that the average cycle time on user … Continue reading
Reducing cycle times: how to cheat properly
Reducing cycle times is a very good way to streamline processes within the software development life cycle. In order to reduce cycle times, there are some bad ways to cheat and some good ways to cheat: Bad ways to cheat: … Continue reading
Reducing Cycle Time
This post is from jimhighsmith.com by Jim Highsmith. An increasing number of organizations are moving towards radical reductions in cycle time as they move towards rapid business responsiveness and Continuous Delivery. (I’m trying to reduce my personal cycle time, but that’s another … Continue reading
Monsters Built Using Kanban
This post is from agilescout.com by Stephanie Kaiser. I am not a big Facebook fan (although Zuckerberg is very Agile). Nor am I a big online gaming fan (though Warcraft seems like tons of fun). What I am interested in are … Continue reading
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Patterns for Splitting User Stories
This post is from richardlawrence.info by Richard Lawrence Good user stories follow Bill Wake’s INVEST model. They’re Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, and Testable. The small requirement drives us to split large stories. But the stories after splitting still have to follow … Continue reading