Podcasts about descaling

Dean helps a caller with their faulty dimmable recessed lighting set. Dean advices a caller on replacing sheet vinyl flooring with a wooden plank and the importance of reviewing the warranty. Plus, he talks about galvanized drain lines and descaling operation of a home

We talk a lot about scaling in the business world – growing bigger, reaching further, making more. But what happens when you realize that bigger isn't actually better for you anymore?Enter Tracy Matthews. After decades of running multiple seven-figure businesses, she found herself at a crossroads: stay on the path of relentless growth, or embrace a radical shift – *de*scaling. In this candid conversation, Tracy shares her journey of stepping back so she can move forward in a way that aligns with her next evolution. Listen to part 2 next!What's Inside This Episode: The surprising way burnout showed up for Tracy – and why it wasn't just about overworkingHow to break out of the ‘wait and see' trap that stalls business owners from making decisionsThe moment of truth that made Tracy realize she was serving her business more than it was serving herThe key distinction between scaling back and strategically descaling to create more alignmentHow the pursuit of scaling at all costs created an unintentional bottleneck in her businessThe sneaky way fear of past failures shaped her decisions (without her even realizing it)What it means to build a business from joy instead of trauma—and how she's shifting her approachWhat she wants every entrepreneur to know about recognizing when it's time to changeAbout Tracy: Tracy Matthews is a Creativity, Branding, and Reinvention Expert, a Best-Selling Author, and the Host of the Top-Rated Thrive By Design Podcast. As a serial entrepreneur, she's reinvented herself several times and built several multiple 7+ figure businesses. She believes creativity is the biggest gift for navigating challenges, living a more fulfilled life, and having fun while creating wealth. Notable media placements include The Today Show, Entrepreneur, InStyle Magazine, and Elle. Through her podcast, blog, social media platforms, coaching, and programs, she inspires over 200,000 people weekly to launch, grow, and scale successful creative brands. She just released a new private podcast for women who are in a season of reinvention. You can download it for free here!Connect with Tracy: On Instagram @tracymatthewsnyVisit Tracy's website, Creatives Rule the WorldListen to Tracy's private podcast, Reinvention SeasonConnect with Adriane: Adriane's Instagram Visionaries' Instagram Adriane's LinkedIn Visit the Visionaries website ⭐️ Love this episode? We'd GREATLY appreciate a 5-star review! ⭐️

What happens when teams, codebases, or systems scale beyond their limits? In this thought-provoking episode of the Mob Mentality Show, we tackle this hyperbole: “Is scaling the root of all evil?” We explore how the challenges of scale—in team size, code complexity, and even societal structures—might be the culprit.

In the second hour, Dean delves into plumbing challenges, particularly focusing on the descaling of drains. He discusses the costly process of mechanically rescaling old cast iron pipes and the risks involved, especially with older plumbing. Dean offers practical advice on using white vinegar as a regular, natural descaling solution and talks about enzyme treatments to break down food waste in pipes. He emphasizes the importance of preventative measures, like scraping food into the garbage before using the disposal, to maintain clean and functional drains.

In this episode of the Product Thinking podcast, host Melissa Perri is joined by Alex Wettrelos Chief Product Officer at Sunday. Join them as they explore the challenges of rapid scaling and then descaling during the 2022 tech-crisis. They discuss how Sunday, a fintech company innovating payment methods across the hospitality industry, went from an idea on a slide deck to 450 employees with $124 million of seed funding. They also touch on the differences between product management in Europe & the US.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Does descaling a kettle help? Theory and practice, published by philh on May 2, 2023 on LessWrong. I've heard that descaling a kettle makes it more efficient, and can save me time and money. Okay, but how much? For some reason my my intuition says it'll be basically unnoticable. Let's try to figure it out, and then actually try it. The Models There's a first-order approximation which says this should be impossible: heating things up is 100% efficient. What's the limescale going to do, convert some electricity into forms of energy other than heat? No, but it might cause the heat to go to the wrong places. I think there are two ways that could happen. The first is if the limescale itself has a high heat capacity, meaning it takes a lot of energy to heat up. That doesn't seem likely to me; I think there's likely less than 10 g of it, and I think it probably has less heat capacity than the same mass of water (because I think water's is higher than most other things). I don't think adding 10 ml water (weighing 10 g) to my kettle will significantly effect the boiling time. Spot check: water's specific heat capacity is about 4 J/K·g. So to heat 10 g water by 100 K needs about 4000 J. My kettle is 2200 W according to the email I got when I bought it, so an extra 10 ml should take about 2 s longer to boil. Also, I normally boil about 500 ml of water, so we'd expect 10 ml extra to make about a 2% difference. (I don't have a strong intuition for how long my kettle normally takes to boil. 1-3 minutes? The above calculation suggests it should be around 100 s.) The second way the limescale could matter is if it's a good thermal insulator. Then the metal heating element gets significantly above 100°C before the water boils. And from my googling, it seems like this is the reason people give that descaling a kettle is helpful. How much effect would this have? This page says the thermal conductivity is 2.2 W/m·K. I don't remember studying this in school, and I don't find that wikipedia page very clear. But I think maybe this means: the rate of energy transfer (W) from the heating element is 2.2 W/m·K, multiplied by the surface area of the heating element (m²), divided by the thickness of the limescale (m), multiplied by the temperature difference (K) between the heating element and the water. The units check out at least. This implies, if there's no limescale, that the power transfer should be infinite, regardless of the size of the heating element. That's clearly not how things work. Still, it seems fine to have as a model, it just means that the water and heating element will stay the same temperature. But doing some field research (i.e. looking at my kettle) makes me think it's a bad model in this case. Here's what it looks like: (This kettle was last descaled around August 2020. I know because I bought vinegar for it, and thanks to online shopping the receipt is in my email.) It seems that I have some limescale over some of the heating element (bits of the metal plate at the bottom, and the tube around where it passes through the plate), and zero limescale over some of it. The "no limescale gives ∞ W/K" model is going to give ∞ W/K no matter how small the no-limescale area is. So scratch that model. I don't feel like trying to model the rate of power transfer from an un-limescaled heating element to water. I don't know what material it's made of (some kind of steel I suppose?), and I don't know what property of that material to look up. Plus it probably depends on how fast water convects. Here's another way to think about it: assume that the amount of metal the manufacturer used is roughly as small as possible without compromising too much on boiling speed. When we turn the kettle on, we start putting 2200 W into the heating element, and the heating element starts putting some of ...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Does descaling a kettle help? Theory and practice, published by philh on May 2, 2023 on LessWrong. I've heard that descaling a kettle makes it more efficient, and can save me time and money. Okay, but how much? For some reason my my intuition says it'll be basically unnoticable. Let's try to figure it out, and then actually try it. The Models There's a first-order approximation which says this should be impossible: heating things up is 100% efficient. What's the limescale going to do, convert some electricity into forms of energy other than heat? No, but it might cause the heat to go to the wrong places. I think there are two ways that could happen. The first is if the limescale itself has a high heat capacity, meaning it takes a lot of energy to heat up. That doesn't seem likely to me; I think there's likely less than 10 g of it, and I think it probably has less heat capacity than the same mass of water (because I think water's is higher than most other things). I don't think adding 10 ml water (weighing 10 g) to my kettle will significantly effect the boiling time. Spot check: water's specific heat capacity is about 4 J/K·g. So to heat 10 g water by 100 K needs about 4000 J. My kettle is 2200 W according to the email I got when I bought it, so an extra 10 ml should take about 2 s longer to boil. Also, I normally boil about 500 ml of water, so we'd expect 10 ml extra to make about a 2% difference. (I don't have a strong intuition for how long my kettle normally takes to boil. 1-3 minutes? The above calculation suggests it should be around 100 s.) The second way the limescale could matter is if it's a good thermal insulator. Then the metal heating element gets significantly above 100°C before the water boils. And from my googling, it seems like this is the reason people give that descaling a kettle is helpful. How much effect would this have? This page says the thermal conductivity is 2.2 W/m·K. I don't remember studying this in school, and I don't find that wikipedia page very clear. But I think maybe this means: the rate of energy transfer (W) from the heating element is 2.2 W/m·K, multiplied by the surface area of the heating element (m²), divided by the thickness of the limescale (m), multiplied by the temperature difference (K) between the heating element and the water. The units check out at least. This implies, if there's no limescale, that the power transfer should be infinite, regardless of the size of the heating element. That's clearly not how things work. Still, it seems fine to have as a model, it just means that the water and heating element will stay the same temperature. But doing some field research (i.e. looking at my kettle) makes me think it's a bad model in this case. Here's what it looks like: (This kettle was last descaled around August 2020. I know because I bought vinegar for it, and thanks to online shopping the receipt is in my email.) It seems that I have some limescale over some of the heating element (bits of the metal plate at the bottom, and the tube around where it passes through the plate), and zero limescale over some of it. The "no limescale gives ∞ W/K" model is going to give ∞ W/K no matter how small the no-limescale area is. So scratch that model. I don't feel like trying to model the rate of power transfer from an un-limescaled heating element to water. I don't know what material it's made of (some kind of steel I suppose?), and I don't know what property of that material to look up. Plus it probably depends on how fast water convects. Here's another way to think about it: assume that the amount of metal the manufacturer used is roughly as small as possible without compromising too much on boiling speed. When we turn the kettle on, we start putting 2200 W into the heating element, and the heating element starts putting some of ...

It's not every day that I get to have an actual genius here on the podcast. On today's episode, we're gonna be talking with a genius. The Inventory Genius. Her name is Ciara Stockeland, and she is the textbook example of a serial entrepreneur.She's been owning and operating businesses since her early teens. She started her first real store in 2006, which of course, she then turned into a franchise. That experience in retail and wholesale led her to launch the first to market subscription box for boutique store owners. She built this business and sold it within 18 months, and she was just getting started.Most recently, a few years ago, Ciara launched The Inventory Genius. It's a coaching program for inventory based business owners. In that program, Ciara strives to motivate business owners to build profitability and peace of mind into their businesses. Get ready for more of her high-performing and fascinating story, as well as who and how she helps become geniuses with their own inventory and more. I think you're gonna enjoy this episode. “I love to solve problems, so figuring out, okay, what's going on in the industry that needs to be solved, and how could we do this?.” — Ciara StockelandThis week on Profit for Coaches:Coaching in the underserved inventory-based business spaceA wide and winding path to and through success in multiple industries“Descaling” and how to think about your business size in creating the life you wantThe hard moments in entrepreneurship and how they can help you be the best coach possibleThe FREE profitable practice scorecard!Our Favorite Quotes:“I was starting to answer a lot of questions, and I thought, maybe I should start charging for some of these answers.” — Ciara Stockeland“I don't need to build another million dollar business. I'm building a lifestyle that I want, and I want to work with the clients that I enjoy, that I know I can make a massive ROI for.” — Ciara Stockeland“I know what it's like to work for free. And how discouraging that is”— Ciara StockelandResources Mentioned:Podcast Episodes About Scaling Business:123 - Anti-Scale020 - The Myth of Scale Connect with Ciara Stockeland:Ciara Stockeland's Website (and find her book The Inventory Genius here and on Amazon March 10!)The Inventory Genius PodcastCiara Stockeland on FacebookCiara Stockeland on TwitterCiara Stockeland on InstagramCiara Stockeland on YoutubeCiara Stockeland on PinterestCiara Stockeland on LinkedIn

Episode 8!We're on tour! Coming live from Jemma's parents conservatory!ExtensionsWinstone WaterDescaling with Michael BuerkCurtis Stiger LightsMayonnaise memoriesStrictly CurseAnd much much more!Drop us a line to get in touch with the show, BWTBPod@gmail.comThanks for listening! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join V. Lee Henson, President and Founder of AgileDad as we review a recent blog post article from Christiaan Verwijs  where we discuss why it is so important to descale:Scaling Scrum Is HARDThe Mirroring HypothesisDon't Scale Up Development Teams, Descale The ProductStrategies for DescalingBenefits of Descaling

In this Episode 69, Brandon talks with Daniel Firth Griffith of the Robinia Institute in The Conversationalist Webinar Series. The topics discussed range from descaling agriculture to Aristotle.  Introduction and Announcements: Support our podcast on Patreon! Production of each episode takes hours of work, in both filming and editing. By becoming a patron, you'll help us keep our episode quality high and allow us to continue filming. You can find us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/meatsmith. Membership -- a gift that gives all year long! More than 45 Harvest Films by Brandon. Forum topics are now categorized for easy browsing! 60-day free trial available! Promo code: "60daytrial." Use it along with the Newsletter Special option to sign up. Show Notes: Our move to Oklahoma, 1:39 Intro to The Conversationalist Webinar Series, 7:07                  Pursuing a philosophical goal, 12:09 Regionally specific habits, 23:17               The PNW has no ham curing traditions, 25:56 Descaling agriculture, 29:55               The high demand for butchery in every state, 38:10               Transparency of slaughter, 43:10 Links for Episode 69: Wendell Berry quote from Nature as Measure                    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9809187-nature-as-measure “An agriculture using nature…as its measure would approach the world in the manner of a conversationalist. It would not impose its vision and its demands upon a world that it conceives of as a stockpile of raw materials. …Now we must think of marriage.” Rene Descartes                                          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Descartes Aristotle                  https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9438.The_Basic_Works_of_Aristotle

Al & Jerry Discuss: Al's limping dog, Oil changes, Descaling a coffee maker and Enemas  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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If you care about leadership, Atul Mathur is someone you should know.Atul combines a career in Human Resources—including working with Indian telecom operator giants like Vodafone, Idea Cellular, Max New York Life Insurance & Times Group—with a perspective that captures both the big picture and the nitty-gritty details of what it takes to build today's workforce.He currently brings that expertise as the Executive Vice-president at Aditya Birla Capital. Having been a part of the HR fraternity, he has years of corporate leadership experience to his name. On this episode of The Shape of Work podcast, hear him share his insights on various aspects of leadership. From adapting to changing world conditions, enabling and embracing empathy, and practicing mindfulness - he opens his heart in this extremely engaging conversation.The role of HR Leaders as strategic business partnersWhy employees are the most important customers in any organisationHow upskilling your workforce benefits your organizationEnabling ‘Top-Down' approach to building learning culturesWhy is it important for leaders to stay on top of technological changes & innovations to effectively counsel their teamsEPISODE HIGHLIGHTSRole of HR as a Strategic Business Partner Mr. Mathur explains his journey of how he, an electrical engineer, transformed his career in HR. The interviewer asks about the role of HR as a strategic business partner. Mr. Mathur replies, saying that the role of HR has grown from being a support function to being a strategic business partner because HR understands various functions of an organization. HR leaders now play the role of strategic business partners to MD and other business leaders of a company, and organizations were recognized when the HR leaders played a pivotal role. Are Employees the First Customers of a Company?Mr. Mathur thinks that employees are the first customers of any company. If employees are customers, it means that they are happy with the organization. He feels that HR and other leaders should take care of their employees and practice diversity and inclusion in the workplace. When they do that, the employees take care of the customers, he adds. According to Atul, progressive organizations do that and put humans first and resources later.Upscaling and Descaling to address the issue of evolving skills While answering this question, Mr. Mathur gives an example of how a salesperson can use digital technology to reach customers. He emphasizes learning new skills and highlights the importance of mindset and skill set.While answering the learning and development questions, he explains that even customers need to be groomed and skilled as they are a part of the ecosystem. The complete ecosystem should be aligned per the L&D programs, he feels.Why is it essential for leaders to stay on top of technology changes and innovation?While answering this question, Atul ascertains the importance of the pandemic and how it brought digital mediums into the forefront. An HR leader should propagate digital mediums, and they must also be able to demonstrate it. Therefore, management should learn things that they want their subordinates to practice. The top leaders should be passionate about new trends and bring ideal elements from a business point of view.Follow Atul on LinkedInProduced by: Priya Bhatt Podcast host: Lokesh Gautam

0:00 - Intro 2:30 - Réchauffement : Gif ou Gif? 7:03 - Jurgen Apello vs. Henrik Kniberg 13:42 - Sinek vs. Brown vs. Pink 22:12 - Esther Derby vs. Lyssa Adkins 27:35 - Tableau physique vs. Numérique 35:27 - Points vs. T-Shirt sizing vs. Jours personne 41:33 - Estimate vs. #noestimate 46:18 - Sunset graph vs. Release BurnUp Chart 55:01 - Projet vs. Produit 1:01:13 - Scaling vs. Descaling 1:12:47 - Throughput vs. Vélocité 1:16:03 - Scrum vs. Kanban 1:21:00 - Équipe co-localisée vs. Distribuée 1:29:16 - Agile est un Mindset vs. Framework vs. Métho 1:30:29 - Conclusion --------------------------------------------------------------- Karine Castonguay https://www.linkedin.com/in/karine-castonguay/ Liens: Beyond Budgeting : https://www.amazon.ca/Beyond-Budgeting-Managers-Annual-Performance/dp/1578518660/ WiP Run Chart -comme alternative au CFD : https://youtu.be/xRW5-P1B1MI?t=2359

À propos de Jean-René Rousseau Jean-René est un conseiller stratégique en transformations Agile-Lean qui utilise depuis plus de 16 ans les façons de faire agiles pour renforcer l'efficacité opérationnelle. La performance organisationnelle stimulée par les principes et pratiques Agile-Lean est un domaine qui le passionne. Jean-René a dirigé des implantations agiles dans 20 organisations de différentes tailles, notamment dans le secteur de l'assurance et dans le secteur gouvernemental. À titre de Vice-President Conseils - Performance organisationnelle Agile-Lean, Jean-René dirige une équipe de coachs agiles qui favorisent l'adoption de l'agilité. Quelques liens: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jean-rene-rousseau/ Scaling Manifesto https://scalingmanifesto.org/

Episode Outline[02:45] Robin's background[07:53] Emotion in user-centric design[14:39] Constant iteration in design[18:10] Processes[26:53] The evaluation period[28:57] Descaling and empowering individuals[32:24] Diversity and inclusion as core valuesConnect with RobinLinkedIn Twitter 

Mayor Dead Hummingbird speaks again.

This is the Engineering Culture Podcast, from the people behind InfoQ.com and the QCon conferences. In this podcast recorded at Agile 2019, Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Bas Vodde, one of the formulators of Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) about how LeSS is designed to descale an organisation rather than scaling up to cope with complexity Why listen to this podcast: • LeSS is based on the idea of de-scaling and reducing complexity rather than scaling to cope with complexity • A characteristic of LeSS adoptions is that the concepts of projects and programs tend to completely disappear in favour of product-based working • With LeSS, you have always one Product Owner for the entire product. Product owners per team are considered to be an exceptionally bad idea from a LeSS perspective • LeSS is based on having largely stable, cross-functional teams working on customer centric functionality • LeSS is based on a set of ten principles which guide the approach, and then imperical feedback based on experiments and constant learning More on this: Quick scan our curated show notes on InfoQ https://bit.ly/2WcEiwy You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/24x3IVq Subscribe: www.youtube.com/infoq Like InfoQ on Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ Follow on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq Check the landing page on InfoQ: https://bit.ly/2WcEiwy

Tim Fregeau from Goodway joins us and talks about descaling best practices and why it matters to you.

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Peter Merel has an impressive résumé: XP pioneer, author of the original Wikipedia wiki-engine, and founder of XSCALE Alliance. XSCALE Alliance follows de-scaling practices and values, where the goal is, among other things, to “enable [self-organizing teams] to self-manage and self-direct.” Merel takes us on a thought-provoking stroll through topics like:  Frameworks as pattern languages A “damning statistic” that may have been overlooked in a recent VersionOne’s State of Agile Survey Throughput accounting YAGNI – “You aren’t going to need it” And – most interestingly to us – descaling in a business agility context “How can we achieve alignment between lots of these little autonomous teams to be able to build something like a self-organizing value stream, or a self-directing portfolio? That’s really our challenge.” Accenture | SolutionsIQ’s Adam Mattis hosts. To find out more about XSCALE Alliance, visit:xscalealliance.org/ The Agile Amped podcast is the shared voice of the Agile community, driven by compelling stories, passionate people, and innovative ideas. Together, we are advancing the impact of business agility. Podcast library: www.agileamped.com Connect with us on social media! Twitter: twitter.com/AgileAmped Facebook: facebook.com/agileamped Instagram: instagram.com/agileamped

In this episode, we are celebrating Chinese New Year. This year for 2019, CNY lands on February 5th and it's the Year of the Pig. In Mary's family, her big thing is her family's New Year's Eve dinner and since Erin has a Chinese student, we celebrated a pre-New Year's dinner at her house. We brought our recording equipment, but there was a recording malfunction, so there were only a couple of clips we could use. So we lost some thoughts from the two students we cooked with. However, we did have a rice intervention with Erin as we go through how to properly prepare rice in the Chinese tradition. If you're looking for a way to celebrate with your Chinese international student, this is an episode for you! Or if you just like food, this one is good too. We also share what it's like to introduce a different food culture to young kids and how cake is not really your traditional "cake" in its Asian form. Gung Hay Fat Choy; wishing you prosperity and luck for the coming year! Key Points From This Episode: Gung Hay Fat Choy. It's the Year of the Pig. When is Chinese New Year? Ask your Chinese friend! It all started with grocery shopping. How does Mary rate Erin's driving skills? Mary gives tips on how to pick fresh fish. #isitmooshy The Rice Debate. Mary defends white rice. A few confessions and several interventions. Erin fesses up. On the topic of confessions… What happened to the audio equipment? #igavesuchgoodaudio #mybuttruinedeverything Descaling the fish. We talk about the dishes and all the ingredients. We discuss ground rules for next year's dinner. Mary tries to make Erin cry, but Erin turns the table on Mary! We go over red envelope etiquette. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Chinese New Year food symbolism Follow Us: Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/homestaykitchen/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/homestaykitchen/ Web – http://homestaykitchen.com/

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Finding a way to scale Agile within the Enterprise has been a very popular topic in Agile for the past several years. With options like SAFe, LeSS, DAD and many others, it can be easy to lose sight of the fact that your organization may simply not be structured in a way that can truly support the introduction of Agile. In this interview, James Gifford took some time away from coaching and his work on the Agile Uprising to talk about why the conversation should really be about how “Descaling the Enterprise”. SHOW NOTES 00:10 Podcast Begins 00:44 The work James is doing now 01:45 Finding a job that provides you with a lab where you can run experiments 04:05 When you are coaching, how do you maintain the “child mind” when you walk in the door 06:10 Do you need to be technical to be a good Agile Coach? 07:41 What’s new at The Agile Uprising 12:50 Descaling the Enterprise 14:30 Making the argument for changing the dynamic of how we look at and structure companies 19:11 Have you ever seen anyone tasked with creating flow through the entire organization? 23:17 Making the case for descaling OVER simply buying a scaling solution 25:10 How long does it take to implement the cultural and organizational change a descaling approach requires? 27:27 How do you convince the “C” level to buy into the upheaval a descaling approach will involve (over just buying the promise of a scaling solution.) 29:51 Two leverage points: 1. Scaling didn’t work, but we want what it was supposed to give us, 2. your business is threatened and you need a better response 30:50 How do you measure progress while you are descaling? 36:36 If you want more on this topic, please let us know! 37:00 How to contact James 38:52 Podcast Ends LINKS FROM THE PODCAST Agile Uprising Links Coalition (The Message Board): https://coalition.agileuprising.com Manifesto Author Review Podcasts: http://podcast.agileuprising.com/manifesto-author-review/ Lean Agile Intelligence https://www.leanagileintelligence.com CONTACTING JAMES Email: james.gifford@scrummando.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/scrummando Web: http://scrummando.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scrummando/