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Agile Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)

12.08.2010
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How to use complexity thinking to combine Agile software development with Application Lifecycle Management (ALM).

This is a new presentation I did yesterday during a keynote for Unit4, a Dutch software company. I was asked to talk about Application Lifecycle Management (ALM).

Of course, you know me. I couldn’t resist inserting some information on Agile software development into the talk, including some slides from my earlier presentation about complexity vs. lean. But I think the audience didn’t mind. Especially the two people in the middle that were asleep.

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Emma Watson replied on Fri, 2012/03/30 - 3:11am

Thanks for presentation on agile application lifecycle management. It was really a nice article to get understanding of the state of the art technology.

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