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Peter Röhrig left a comment for Josef Scherer
Hallo Josef, wir bleiben im Kontakt und finden Termine und Themen für einen SF Stammtisch in Köln. Viele Grüße Peter
Sep 8, 2009
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netti kutsche-roch left a comment for Josef Scherer
Hallo Josef, it was my pleasure meeting you on sat ... at the sfct board meeting and discussing at Allens kitchen table or nearby Kirstens fireplace. Wishing us many more solution focussed discussions, warmest, netti
Sep 1, 2009
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Josef Scherer left a comment for John Nicol
Hi John thanks for your invitation! I'm awfully sorry it took me so long to answer it! How are you doing with agile? Josef
Aug 31, 2009

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At 10:25pm on September 8, 2009, Peter RöhrigPeter Röhrig said…
Hallo Josef,
wir bleiben im Kontakt und finden Termine und Themen für einen SF Stammtisch in Köln.
Viele Grüße Peter
At 7:33am on September 1, 2009, netti kutsche-rochnetti kutsche-roch said…
Hallo Josef,
it was my pleasure meeting you on sat ... at the sfct board meeting and discussing at Allens kitchen table or nearby Kirstens fireplace. Wishing us many more solution focussed discussions,
warmest,
netti
At 12:01pm on October 31, 2008, Bart van LoonBart van Loon said…
Hi Josef,
great 59 minutes excercises.... a good introduction to working with scrum. Also because the excercises have nothing to do with programming. Now I'm looking for material to 'translate' these concepts to project-work outside IT;

So, a lot of times, there won't be a project team that is fully committed; instead, the project team will consist of people in regular jobs that have a project as a special assignment next to their usual tasks. Or people work in different projects at the same time. It's not very easy to get accross in these cases, the difference in working style between projects and 'normal' work. I'm wondering if the swift, fresh, agile approach of scrum would provide concepts that would make it more appealing and understandable for those people to integrate (agile) project work into their working life. Do you have any thoughts on that?
At 3:17pm on June 20, 2008, Marc van OsMarc van Os said…
Hi Josef,
Did you succeed in starting your account up again? I did not manage to delete my second account. I work on two computers, my private and my workcomputer. Both with different e mail adresses. I use the account on my private computer. My second account became activated when I tried to log in on my private account. I think I have to delete my second account on my work computer, but I donot want to take the risk to lose the wrong account again. My second account is not active. If you have the courage to experiment with deleting you account??? I'll try it later when I am not to busy and I can take the time to take the right steps. So if you try... succes and please tell me!
If I heva succes I will let you know.
Best regards,
Marc

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Where are you based? (City & Country)
Bielefeld
In which role(s) do you use SF ideas and tools? (You can pick more than one)
Coach, Consultant, Trainer
What is your website (if any)?
http://www.xing.com/profile/Josef_Scherer
What is your connection to Solution Focused Work (based on Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer at BFTC Milwaukee and others)?
I'm a Scrum Coach introducing agile software engineering pratices into IT organizations.
 
 
 

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