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Tag Archives: Scrum
Planning poker without cards
I recently introduced a new Scrum team across two sites to the practice of planning poker. While they had never done estimating in this way before, the idea was readily accepted and they seemed excited to start. It was never … Continue reading
Two Agile worlds
There is a recurring theme that has been around the agile community for a while now. One so pervading the industry that I have spent quite some time reflecting on it. Have you noticed that people are questioning the very … Continue reading
Agile Methodology wars
Methodology (n) 1. The system of methods and principles used in a particular discipline. 2. The branch of philosophy concerned with the science of method and procedure. 3. An organised, documented set of procedures and guidelines for one or more … Continue reading
Posted in Agile
Tagged Agile at scale, Ambler, Cockburn, DAD, Leffingwell, method, SAFe, Schwaber, Scrum, SITA
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Degrees of agility
Google “agile software development” (and by the way, any company that gets their name turned into a universally-used verb has seriously ‘made it’) and you will find literally hundreds of thousands of articles and blogs telling you exactly how to … Continue reading
Posted in Agile
Tagged Atern, Business ambassador, Business involvement, collaboration, DSDM, Product Owner, requirements, Scrum, solution development, specification-led
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DSDM in the real world 