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Agile Software Development - The Full Story with Scott Ambler,  IBM

DateWednesday, January 23, 2008 at 11:28PM

Be sure to check out Agile Software Development - "The Full Story" where Scott Ambler from IBM, writer for Dr. Dobbs and several books on Agile development shares best practices when implementing Agile Methodologies within your organization.

In Agile Software Development - "The Full Story", Scott Ambler writer for Dr. Dobbs and several books on Agile development shares best practices when implementing Agile Methodologies within your organization.; Agile Software development "the full story" -- part 2; Agile Software Development "The Full Story" - Part 3 ; Agile Software Development - "The Full Story" part 4; In Agile Software Development - "The Full Story", Scott Ambler from IBM, writer for Dr. Dobbs and several books on Agile development shares best practices when implementing Agile Methodologies within your organization. http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1381640211http://www.brightcove.com/channel.jsp?channel=507849212

 

 

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Nice job! The video and production quality is great. This will definitely help those who could not make it in person.

I really enjoyed Scott's presentation. His directness effectively makes people stop in their tracks and consider his perspective. Whether they agree or not is perhaps less important than opening their minds to the real problems we face and the opportunities that agile methods offer.

In this presentation Scott really hit home for me the need to augment agile practices a the front and back end of projects. XP and Scrum are great when you have project on the go but offer little guidance on how to steer projects for initial approval & kick-off or how to deploy and support.

January 25, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterDeclan Whelan

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