I let doing this on a regular basis slip, so here comes a little rush of links I liked or found interesting, enjoy!

• Two Good Rules
• Five R's of Agile SCM Baselines
• How to Get Your Time Back
• Six Sigma, Lean, and Executive Satisfaction
  I agree with Peter Abilla's conclusion about what Lean and Six Sigma practitioners needed to do in light of the results of this survey of Executives views on Management tools. I wish that a similar survey of attitudes towards Agile and its various methodologies would also be done.
• Visualizing Software Systems as Cities
• What is a Capability, Anyway?
• Book Review: Refactoring Databases: Evolutionary Database Design
  Good review from an experienced traditional database person.
• How much does a Story Point cost?
• The Pipelining Anti-Pattern
• How SaaS changes the SI universe
• Five things to remember when calculating the Cost of Delay
• The Big DIP
• By The Book 3: Throughput Accounting
• How to innovate on time
• Overcoming Fears with Collaboration
• Adaptation and organisational change
• Do SaaS ventures need VCs?
  Henry Ford said that you should look to your manufacturing line for financing, seems the SaaS people are following this advice.
• How To Share Lessons Learned
  I like Mr. Meier, he always trying to come up with simple, small and effective ways to use the tools at hand.
• The potential and peril of the postmortem
  Sets the previous link into a larger context, failure to heed this advice will render feedback useless; as I so regrettably know.
• 50-Strand Template for Building a Word-of-Mouth-Worthy Business
• Notes on "The Likeability Factor" (Tim Sanders at Austin Texchange)
• A Kanban System for Sustaining Engineering
  I am a huge fan of David Anderson and most recently his Kanban work at Corbis. This link is to a presentation he made on his work at Corbis and it is very enlightening.
• Agile Suitability Filters
  I am also a fan of Mike Griffiths and here he presents guidelines in determining which methodology to use on a project.
• Humane Interface - Ask Aza Raskin Anything!
• How Many Ways Can You Do Kaizen at Your Company?
• Product Owner and business marksmanship
• How Team Leaders Show Support or Not
  Something I wish I had done more of.
• Organizational Designs and Innovation Streams
  Caveat: Research paper.
• Nil nisi bonum
  Love the title. Nice little riff on the benefits and challenges of speaking constructively.
• Metrics in the Lean and Agile World
• Softwarenaut: Cutting Edge Visualization in Software
  When systems get big how do you see or know or come to understand what is there? Here is an interesting attempt at tackling this problem.
• How to Get Things Done - Colin Powell Version
  Interesting for the insights it gives into the man.