Take a look at the google insights graph for Theory of Contraints. It goes in the opposite direction to the Agile graph.
But don't forget to check what the data means.
Links
- 1. Trust!
My blogs about trust - 2. Test Driven Development - using MS Excel and VBA
- 3. My MBA dissertation - The project managers conflict
- 4. My Podcast RSS
- 5. My Podcasts - via Itunes
- 6. XPDay2005 ppt - Intro to Agile (Making more money)
- 7. My Book in progess - Rolling Rocks Downhill - A business Novel
- Brilliant short TOC animation
- Eliyahu Goldratt
THE Theory of Constraints Guru - Excellent FREE TOC book
Kelvyn Youngmans online TOC book. The best TOC book ever? - Falkirk Business Directory - Brought to you by The Best Of Falkirk
- TOCSoftware blog
- Val Hamilton Wedding Flowers
- XPDay2004 presentation
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I've noticed that for terms that aren't ever going to be massively popular, there is a general downward trend from 2004.
You also need to be careful in this case about how generic these words are. "Agile" as a term shows up in many places. If you try 'agile programming' it is much closer to TOC. It also has a downward trend, though not as strong as for TOC.
Posted by: jackvinson | August 19, 2008 at 05:52 PM