And part 2! 

Hi everyone, I've just completed a fascinating interview with two of the TOC Worlds most brilliant and innovative thinkers. Bill Dettmer and Eli Schragenheim.

Although the focus of the interview is on their new book "Supply Chain Management at Warp Speed" we also wander off into some other fascinating areas. They've got some great book recommendations between them, for example. Plus they talk about their next publishing efforts. Oh, and Bill mentions the key reason why you'd want to buy the book - it's the first public viewing of the TOC solution to ************** (you'll have to listen to find out). I can't tell you how pleasurable this session was for me - to chat with two of my heroes.

You can order the book here: http://www.amazon.com/Supply-Chain-Management-Warp-Speed/dp/1420073354/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1239384783&sr=1-2

I've just spent a fascinating hour speaking with Israel Gat. I admire Israel - he cares about people AND he wants to build good, commercially viable software. But more than that: he speaks the language of the IT and business executive. You can read more about Israel, including links I mention in the podcast, here: http://www.agilethinkers.com/israel_gat_bmc/

Marc Evers talks about the Agile and Organizational Culture stage at Agile 2008.  Sorry about the sound quality at the start - it improves after the first minute or so.

Laurent Bossavit tells us about the Breaking Acts stage at Agile 2008

Part 2 of Jeff Patton's talk about the User Experience stage at Agile 2008

First part of Jeff Patton's talk on the User Experience stage at Agile 2008

Brian Marick talks about the Legacy Code stage at Agile 2008

Adam Geras talks about the Designing, Testing, and Thinking with Examples stage at Agile 2008

Grigori Melnik tells us what to expect from the Agile2008 conference.