Four Reasons Medical Device Companies need agile development
The waterfall style of development is so deeply engrained into the culture of medical companies...
1 replies - 3942 views - 10/22/10 by Mike Dobbles in Articles
We had a very good turnout for the Automated Browser Testing Poll this week. Before I get into my musings about what happened, here's a quick summary of the...
5 replies - 12670 views - 10/22/10 by Matt Stine in Articles
I have always liked Lean, even though it‘s really poorly represented
in the literature. The Poppendieck book was all there was for a long
time, and that...
1 replies - 2642 views - 10/22/10 by Rob Williams in Articles
One of the first “Agile” books I read that really inspired me to change how we went about creating software was Mike Cohn’s User Stories Applied.
I...
5 replies - 2999 views - 10/21/10 by Jon Archer in News
When I started working on my current project there was no physical story wall, instead the whole project was being tracked on Mingle. The current state of...
3 replies - 4026 views - 10/21/10 by Mark Needham in Articles
You know... sometimes I can't help but think that us agilists create
unnecessary grief for ourselves when we talk about agile to our more
traditional...
0 replies - 1378 views - 10/18/10 by Mike Cottmeyer in News
Last year, when a vendor was asked to submit a Statement Of Work
(SOW) to address the Statement of Objectives (SOO), they came back with a
very interesting...
1 replies - 877 views - 10/18/10 by Derek Huether in News
I had a break in my personal speaking schedule today at NFJS in Minneapolis, MN, and I decided to attend Tim Berglund's talk on Gaelyk. Gaelyk is an extremely...
1 replies - 9102 views - 10/15/10 by Matt Stine in Articles
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Special thanks to my guest star, Rob Myers, for pairing with me
on this episode.
0 replies - 711 views - 10/15/10 by James Shore in News
While 8-10 people is the industry standard for an agile team, and many agile consultants tend to suggest that there is an optimal team size, the truth is that...
0 replies - 4222 views - 10/14/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Videos
As an agile developer I still prototype but I tend to do it
differently than in the past. I now make a distinction between a
prototype and a...
0 replies - 3120 views - 10/14/10 by David Bernstein in News
Do you remember the "gossip game" we played in elementary school? Our teacher would give one person a sentence or two and ask them to repeat it to...
0 replies - 13363 views - 10/13/10 by Jared Richardson in Articles
Agile has had a transformative effect on organizations in the wake of the economic crisis that began in 2008. When the recession started, companies were in...
0 replies - 2091 views - 10/13/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Videos
Processes are not enough to make people more competent. You need motivation first, or everything else won’t work.At the Agile Eastern Europe conference in...
1 replies - 1540 views - 10/13/10 by Jurgen Appelo in News
Over the past several weeks I've visited three different cities in the U.S. with the same message: "Yes You Kanban." For 90+ minutes I've discussed...
0 replies - 7095 views - 10/12/10 by Matt Stine in Articles
