Advisor

Decisionmaking

Posted November 15, 2000 | Leadership |

"That one decision-gradient diagram was the most important piece of the two-day consulting session," said a product development VP client recently.

"It's difficult to speed up development when management takes weeks to make key decisions," laments a Dublin, Ireland, development group whose company executives are in Silicon Valley.

About The Author
Jim Highsmith
Jim Highsmith is a Cutter Fellow Emeritus. He was the founding Director of Cutter’s Agile Product & Project Management practice and received the 2005 Stevens Award in recognition of his work in adaptive software development and Agile processes. Mr. Highsmith has 30-plus years’ experience as an IT manager, product manager, project manager, consultant, and software developer. He has consulted with IT and product development organizations and… Read More
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