Topic: agile

Reimagining the tester for agile

Agile’s rapid adoption has not allowed time for testers to fit in; here’s how they can … continue reading

Tech writers should be pigs, not chickens

Documentation is critical for users, and should be included thoroughly in the development life cycle … continue reading

SD Times Blog: Agile2013 Keynote: How the evolution of the team has changed

ASG principal Tim Lister talks about the sociological issues of enterprise collaboration … continue reading

SD Times Blog: Agile2013 Keynote: The user experience in government software matters

Abhi Nemani’s keynote address preached adopting modern government practices to reduce costs and improve services … continue reading

Rally software enables enterprise-scale Agile transformations

First and largest SAFe Gold Partner provides new capabilities for team, program and portfolio levels of Agile adoption … continue reading

VersionOne extends Agile collaboration to include all software stakeholders

PlanningRooms and Conversations+ release simplifies collaboration with external stakeholders and program managers … continue reading

Tasktop drives Agile methods and PPM closer together with Tasktop Sync 2.8

Sync 2.8 ensures that time and resource information is automatically updated in the PPM system … continue reading

Project estimations are throwing off our ability to properly plan out projects

Project estimations are throwing off our ability to properly plan out projects … continue reading

Getting agile to scale up

Microsoft focuses on helping developers while bringing the message of agility upstream … continue reading

Top 5 best practices for agile and DevOps teams

CA Technologies’ Shridhar Mittal offers tips for making DevOps and agile teams’ work easier … continue reading

How to get your agile team onto the field

Getting around the productivity bases requires a change in culture and living by a set of principles, experts say … continue reading

From the Editors: Coders can’t have the last word on quality

The day when development teams won’t need human testers may never come; browser-based IDEs are the future … continue reading

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