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In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, where Software as a Service (SaaS) companies continuously strive for innovation and...

An active item in our system represents both potential value and waste ...until we deliver it, we do not know which it is.

It is inevitable that there are ways that the software creator intends a feature to be used and there are ways that it ends up being used.

Without an understanding of what makes Little's Law work, teams are making decisions every day that are in direct contravention of facts.

Prateek Singh and I recorded an episode of our Drunk Agile podcast to go over some Little's Law myths in more detail

Despite what you've heard, Little's Law is not about - and was never designed for - making deterministic forecasts about the future.

Allowing items to age arbitrarily is the single greatest factor as to why you are not efficient, effective, or predictable at delivering...

The Throughput form of Little's Law is based on five basic assumptions. Break any of those, and the equation doesn't work. Simple as that.

Geologists fall prey to the same syndrome that afflicts most Agile methodologies. A bias toward finish while ignoring the start.

Why is the standard deviation so popular? Not because it is correct. Because that's what students are taught. It's that simple.