I’m in the Robotics group meeting at OMG this week. My aim is to share with knowledgeable people our first result of a case study of applying SysML to Robotics field. And also showing beta of Astah […]
I visited scruminc. in Boston last September. Unfortunately, he was out in Zurich at the time, but he arranged time (in his hotel room at midnight) for me via Skype with the help of Laura […]
Nancy Van Schooenderwoert at Lean-Agile Partners Inc. invited me to talk at Agile New England. She and I first met at Agile Development Conference 2003 and since then, we have been good friends and seeing […]
I was introduced to Israel Gat at Cutter Consortium by Alistair Cockburn, in the course of my survey about how Agile adoption is going worldwide. Israel kindly accepted my request for an interview via Skype. It […]
The Japanese translation of “The Lean Startup” is being published soon! (Here’s the amazon link to the Japanese edition). I know this book is going to change the world. I made an overview mindmap. And […]
I met Portia Tung, at Agile2011, Salt Lake city, where she facilitated an impressive session, “The Emperor’s New Clothes“. You can download the full session materials here. In this workshop subtitled “Meaningful Interactions in Stressful […]
We have released our Astah UML Macro Plugin for Atlassian’s wiki system,– Confluence. Kyle Miller and Matt Hodges kindly hosted my blog at Atlassian’s blog site. Hello from Japan! We are proud to announce that we […]
Every year, I hand-writing some words (a Japanese custom for new year’s resolution) on the second day of January. This year I tried an English version! (usually, it is written in Chinese characters or Japanese.) […]
At Agile2011, Kuroiwa-san, Kiro Harada, and I were interviewed by Shane Hastie at InfoQ, and it has been published recently as “Examining the Roots of Agile”. Kuoiwa-san, has been my TSP sensei for long time. […]
I’m reading the book slowly. I live in Fukui and everytime I have a business trip to Tokyo, I carry the book and proceed reading… fun read actually. Here’s my mindmap of Part I — […]
Astah in 5min 