The following post is courtesy of one of our resident Analysts. Over the years, having been on multiple projects, I have captured many quotes from each and every one. Some original, some not, but all meaningful in their own way. …
As you’ve been reading our recent posts on the rich history, brilliant minds, and inherent benefits of the Agile methodology, you have no doubt noticed a fairly consistent grey cloud hovering overhead. If you look closely at it, you’ll see …
The last time I wrote about Agile, I mentioned some of the misconceptions that people have about it. I offered that most of the complaints about quality of work come when parts of the methodology are ignored. The Scrum is …
One of the questions I hear the most about Agile is “Isn’t this Agile iterative approach just an excuse for doing shoddy work?” It’s easy to understand the perspective. There is an unfortunate number of instances where Agile team members …
Comparing Agile to other methodologies is a lot like walking into a car dealership. Hang with me. I love cars—anything with wheels that makes “vroom-vroom” sounds. But as a kid, I was amazed to find out that there wasn’t an old guy …
