'agile' Category
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Scrum in China
Here’s an interesting InfoQ article on Scrum in China, for my agile-minded colleagues there
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SPIN anywhere
Check out the new SEI-approved Virtual SPIN. There isn’t an agile CMMI group (yet), but I do see some agile-related discussions there already. I’ve joined.
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congratulations, Aldo!
I’m so pleased to be able to announce that Aldo Dagnino has been selected as the 2008 winner of the SEI Outstanding Contributor Award, which was presented to him at SEPG 2008 in Tampa, Florida last week. Aldo has consistently published and presented on business-driven process improvement and blending the CMMI with agile methods. Most […]
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self-organization
Check out Don Highsmith’s Cutter article on self-organizing, suggesting that the term has lost its value to the agile community, and Tobias Mayer’s response. I lean towards believing the phrase still carries useful meaning which is significantly different from ‘anarchy’.
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Scrum Meets CMMi
Excellent article from Dr. Dobbs Journal (Sept. 2007) on “Scrum Meets CMMi“, about the experiences of an SCM tool development company in Spain.
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Scrum on YouTube
check out Mike Vizdos’ post and the chickens-and-pigs video he and his son created!
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the death of agility?
Bob Aiello of CM Crossroads is ‘predicting the death of Agility’ in item 6 of this CM Crossroads article (TB). From where I sit, I don’t see it dying at all; I view it as continuing to evolve and adapt, to knowingly apply just the right amount of the right kind of discipline for each […]
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choosing strategies
Today I found an essay on choosing development strategies which briefly references PSP and TSP. I generally agree with the essay’s principles and arguments, and the main point that one size does not fit all. But I noticed that the descriptions of PSP and TSP were rudimentary at best - a one-liner on the assumed […]
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agile adverts
see http://www.agileadvert.org/ for a creative approach to use of ‘web 2.0′ for evangelizing agile (in conjunction with Agile 2007)
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public citation
I discovered today that the AIS India website references one of my presentations on agile and TSP (the crossover kayak analogy).
