One of the reasons that I have always loved being in the web business is because things constantly change. When I first got online in 1993, we used bulletin board systems and monochrome monitors. When I got my first tech job in 1996, everything was about corporate Windows networks and preparing for Y2K (remember that?). [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, May 6, 2009
I had an interesting conversation yesterday after I gave a presentation. I was talking about the necessary functions — particularly when it comes to communications, documentation, change management and entry/exit criteria — of project management in an Agile development process. The “interesting” conversation I had afterward was because one of the attendees (in a private [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 21, 2009
It’s been years since the evangelism for Agile development started truly gaining momentum. Super sexy buzzphrases phrases like “reduce time to market,” “improved ROI,” and “lower development costs” have all been invoked to support the case for adopting an Agile methodology over the old-school Waterfall approach. The fact is, most experienced professionals have lived through [...]
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