I hear this question quite often.
I might answer that according to certain research over 80% of Agile projects are successful, but how meaningful such response is? It only provokes more questions:
“Why 20% of them fail?“
“Isn’t it that Agile is applied only to small projects, which are more likely to succeed?“
“Do you consider all projects that […]
At first glance SOA and Agile don’t have much in common. One of them is architecture and the other is methodology. At second it’s not that obvious. Agile discourages “big design up front”, which - some may argue - is inevitable part of Service Oriented Architecture.
An interesting approach to this issue is presented in one […]
This Thursday at WSZiB two meetings will be held. First of them is Krakow’s Software and System Processes Improvement Network meeting where, as I promised last month, (I hope - Susan Finch and) I will answer attendees’ questions about Agile software engineering and project management practices. The second is even more interesting. At Polish Agile […]
I’ve just returned from a two-week trip to London where I helped one of our teams to ramp up test-driving their project. Although we didn’t have as much time as I’d like, I’m really impressed by their development skills and passion! Unfortunately due to tight schedule my presentation at CONFidence 2007 had to be canceled.
Now, […]