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Agile Transformation is the process of transitioning an organization’s project management and operational methodologies to Agile, fostering a more flexible, collaborative, and iterative approach to business and software development.
In the article “Agile is Dead, McKinsey Just Killed It” on “Terem.tech”, Scott Middleton discusses the transformation of the agile movement and its current state in the tech industry. Agile, which revolutionized technology companies and contributed to the success of giants like Google, Facebook, and Airbnb, is now considered to […]
In his thought-provoking blog post, “Agile is Dead (Long Live Agility),” Dave Thomas, one of the original signatories of the Agile Manifesto, reflects on the journey of Agile methodology and its current state. He begins by reminiscing about the creation of the Agile Manifesto thirteen years prior, a document that […]
The article by David Eastman on The New Stack explores the evolving role of a software architect within an agile team, addressing the complexities and responsibilities associated with this position in the context of modern software development. Key Insights: To understand the software architect’s role in an agile environment, read […]
In the article “Agile vs. agility. What are the differences?” by Bruce Schoor on agileXL, the distinction between ‘Agile’ and ‘agility’ in business transformations is explored. Here’s a summary of the key points: Initial Definitions: Evolution from Agile 1.0 to Agile 3.0: Business Agility Hype: Agile and Agility Dimensions: Combining […]
The Common Closure Principle (CCP) is a software design principle related to the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). It suggests that classes within a component should be closed against the same kind of changes, meaning that a change that affects one course within the element should also affect all other classes […]
The scrum team will come together to decide the #sprintgoal and which items from the backlog will be included in the sprint backlog. It’s an event that helps the team determine what needs doing, why it needs doing, and how specifically they will complete the work. While the backlog items […]