Agile software development
In order to successful scale any method or practice, it has to have some basis in theory. This presentation will use insights from complex adaptive systems theory and the cognitive sciences to lay a foundation for that theory. Seeing software development as a problem of knowledge management, the theory will …
Being a good team isn’t easy. Apply the principles at the organizational level is even harder. The book Tribal Leadership is not very much known in Scrum community but the understanding of the dominant tribe culture in the company would help coaches to choose the right approach in Scrum organizational …
Agile is the most effective project management methodology for distributed teams, but there are adaptations to the process that can improve effectiveness for these teams. Chuck Lewin shares his recent experiences of leading software development teams spread across sites in North America, Europe, and Asia. He focuses on the art …
In this video SSW Chief Architect Adam Cogan discusses with Scrum.org Team Member Steve Porter about the Nexus Framework, an Agile framework designed for large scale software development.
All experienced project managers know (and the inexperienced will learn soon enough) that software development projects often go wrong. People also tend to agree that agile works, if done properly. But why exactly is this? Why do projects fail? What is it exactly that agile methods yield better results?
In my latest ten years, working as an IT consultant in the area of enterprise architecture, I got more and more questions about combination of the agile software engineering (not just only development) and the enterprise architecture which comprises business and software architecture. Especially for the big organizations it is …
