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A Stronger Development Process
Software development moves faster when the work is split into small, independent batches. (See What Makes Agile Work). Small batches can shorten feedback loops dramatically - if the batches are the …
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Agile methods create speed and flexibility in software projects - but why? The answer may surprise you. Agile methods work because they reduce feedback loops dramatically. Modern agile methods …
Are you frustrated by how much time it takes to purchase and configure large COTS (Commercial-Off-the-Shelf) software packages? A COTS package is better than build-from-scratch for many large …
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Agile projects generally use some form of state-driven planning boards, where each user story moves through a series of states until it reaches "Done". This is an excellent way to handle work which …
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What is Velocity? In our regular lives, we generally think of velocity as speed. (Except for physicists, who know velocity is speed plus direction). In the U.S., speed is usually expressed as miles …
Yes. And no. It depends on how you define agile. In the broadest sense, agile methods work by splitting your delivery into small batches and working on one batch at a time. The team or …
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