Topic: scrum

Scrum and the enterprise

The race to be the best, deliver high-quality software and to be the first to market has many organizations turning to different methodologies in order to speed up the development process. One methodology organizations have been flocking to in particular is Scrum. “I always will recommend Scrum if an organization is new to Agile and … continue reading

Guest View: Agile Chemistry – It’s the mix that matters

We hear frequent claims about the quality of software produced with Agile methods. Most of the sparse data on the subject come either from case studies, questionnaires, or university-based experiments. We finally have some industrial data comparing the structural quality of Agile and Waterfall methods, and the results are mixed—or rather they support mixed. Every … continue reading

Guest View: Learning from Goldilocks and the Three Bears

We all remember “Goldilocks and the Three Bears”: the timeless fairy tale in which a little girl stumbles upon the home of three bears while they’re gone. She proceeds to try bowls of porridge, chairs and beds—experiencing too hot, too cold, too lumpy and too soft—until she finds the taste and fit that’s “just right.” … continue reading

Scrum

Scrum’s creators seek definitive place for Scrum knowledge

Searching the Web to find information can be a daunting task. The Internet provides a wealth of information, but it also provides information overload, making it hard for a user to decipher what website is the most relevant, or even most accurate. Just searching for the framework Scrum will generate about 2,360,000 hits from Google and … continue reading

Guest View: The agile mindset: It’s time to change our thinking, not Scrum

Organizations that have transformed their software development from conventional to agile have gone through numerous trials. Some of these have worked and some haven’t, but the trial results have delivered invaluable knowhow. Even after textbook implementations of agile methodologies, many organizations have found that they’re far away from realizing its true benefits. In fact, many … continue reading

Microsoft lines up for agile

Between Visual Studio and TFS, the methodology has both the tools and the best practice support from the company … continue reading

SD Times Blog: ‘Silicon Valley’ Episode 5: Logos and workflows

Erlich commissions a graffiti artist to spray-paint a new logo; Richard realizes he’s caught in a much larger game … continue reading

Agile: The team game

Experts explain how organizations can transition development teams to agile, best practices to follow, and what to watch for … continue reading

Scrum means being incremental

Ken Schwaber says it’s not just a methodology, but a set of values that can be applied to any industry … continue reading

The making of Visual Studio

How Microsoft is handling its creation, from listening to feedback to implementing Scrum … continue reading

Agile2013: Enterprise scaling and team collaboration

Scaling agile outside of development teams, and having those teams collaborate with stakeholders, were conference themes … continue reading

Top 10 software-development productivity apps for iPads and iPhones

These programs will boost your team’s efficiency and coherence, especially if you’re using Scrum … continue reading

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