Judy Neher's guest appearances

Judy Neher

Agile Amped Podcast - Inspiring Conversations

Agile and Project Management - DrunkenPM Radio

Steve Elliott

Steve Martin

Jim Benson

JJ Sutherland

Johanna Rothman

Giora Morein

Mark Kilby

David Hawks

Troy Magennis

Sanjiv Augustine

Alistair Cockburn

Howard Sublett

Ellen Gottesdiener

Paul Hammond

Dhaval Panchal

OwlTail

When I am teaching CSM and CSPO classes I frequently get questions from students who have trouble understanding how work flows from the release level down through product backlog items like User Stories on down to the task level. I do cover this in class but for some, it is not so easy to see. In hopes of resolving this, I asked Judy Neher, a fellow Certified Scrum Trainer, to help me work through a metaphor that I hope will provide clarity on how we take work from Releases to User Stories to Tasks, how they tie back to strategy and vision and how Epics and Themes fit in as well. If you'd like to reach out to Judy with follow up questions, here is her contact info:Judy Neher  - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/judy-neher-22ab614/  -  - Twitter: https://twitter.com/judyneher

When I am teaching CSM and CSPO classes I frequently get questions from students who have trouble understanding how work flows from the release level down through product backlog items like User Stories on down to the task level. I do cover this in class but for some, it is not so easy to see.  In hopes of resolving this, I asked Judy Neher, a fellow Certified Scrum Trainer, to help me work through a metaphor that I hope will provide clarity on how we take work from Releases to User Stories to Tasks, how they tie back to strategy and vision and how Epics and Themes fit in as well.   If you'd like to reach out to Judy with follow up questions, here is her contact info: Judy Neher  - LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/judy-neher-22ab614/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/judy-neher-22ab614/</a>  - - Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/judyneher" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/judyneher</a>

The Italian Dinner - How Work Flows from Release to Story to Task with Judy Neher CST

We all know that User Stories capture goals from the user perspective along with their business value. On the flip side, how can we ensure we've thoroughly examined the ways in which hackers, criminals and adversaries can exploit those stories to get access to our most valuable resources: Our Data! Abuser stories is a way to capture potential vulnerabilities in software systems, using the standard user story format. While user stories are written from a user perspective, abuser stories are written from an enemy or attacker’s perspective and describe the enemy’s mal-intent and motivation.

Abuser Stories - Think Like the Bad Guy with Judy Neher - at Agile 2015 