Do You Really Know Your Team? How to 'Turbocharge' Interactions
Discovering individual talents and sharing them at the team level can turbocharge interactions and lead to higher productivity.
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DOD has made it illegal to do waterfall
Did you know that the DOD has made it illegal to do waterfall? For the first time in many years, the Department of Defense (DOD) in the United States had made a major update to its procurement rules.
Does pair programming work?
Thousands of people have tried their hand at pairing in a wide range of circumstances. Some swear by the practice and feel as if something is missing when they must work solo. Others are convinced pairing is pure waste and cannot possibly yield good results. Both opinions are informed by real-world experience. What specific differences in these situations resulted in such radically different outcomes?
Don’t scale Agile before you ask yourself these questions
Enterprise organizations are beginning to buy in to agile techniques outside of their development teams, to gain company-wide benefits from being agile. Enterprises require scale, and with that scale comes process. But big questions remain unanswered...
Don’t You Know that Support is the Most Important Part of a Developer’s Job?
Agile development--because you are building working software faster and delivering it incrementally--forces development teams to face a common, fundamental problem: how to balance the work of developing new software with the need to support a system that is already being used in production, whether it’s the legacy system that you're replacing, or the system that you are still building--and sometimes both.
Ease the pain of change
Two experts explain how businesses can take the pain out of IT change by ensuring the quality of their IT architecture and taking a more agile approach to managing transition.
Embedding Reflection and Learning into Agile Software Development
The theoretical underpinnings of agile methods emphasize regular reflection as a means to sustainable development pace and continuous learning, but in practice, high iteration pressure can diminish reflection opportunities.
Embracing the Hybrid
Over the past two years, something has begun to shift--both in and outside of agile.
Enterprise Agile or Agile Enterprise?
There is a huge world of difference between Enterprise Agile and Agile Enterprise. They are both valuable and accomplish very different things.
Estimating in Story Points
Read about the most controversial concept in agile delivery.
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