The Role of Feedback in an Agile Application Lifecycle
Peter Bateman
pfbcs at hotmail.com
Wed Mar 22 15:51:58 CST 2006
Hi All:
An invitation.
I believe that PowerHouse's 'Application Design Guidelines' is an early
attempt at
the Agile Methodology. As such PowerHouse developers can easily see the
advantages of
Agile development.
Regards,
Peter
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> Steve Berczuk - Noted Author, Columnist
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> Patrick Egan - Editor in Chief, CM Crossroads.
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> Recent CM Crossroads research shows that while over
> 85% of organizations are moving towards deploying agile methods and tools
> for their development teams, less than 12% have two or more projects
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> Feedback to your customers on the progress of agreed upon features during
> the iteration process is an essential component of an agile software
> development environment, especially if you are able to take immediate
> action. To do this, you must be able to easily provide high level
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> on the status of your code line in terms of its content ?at any time
> during the development process. If you must sift through detailed low
> level details to confirm the status of a feature and not change course
> quickly, then your agile development processes is no longer working for
> you. The only way to take advance of effective feedback is with an
> actionable SCM environment that is tightly integrated into your build and
> test processes in place.
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> In this 60 minute Webcast presentation, noted author and CM Journal
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> During this broadcast attendees will learn about the role of build, test,
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> effective build and SCM practices can help improve the feedback process
> between your customers, development teams, Quality teams, and other
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>Steve Berczuk is a
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> Configuration Management Patterns: Effective Teamwork, Practical
> Integration. Steve is also a columnist for the Configuration Management
> Journal. Steve has been developing object-oriented software
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> configuration management (SCM) effectively in the development process.
> Steve is a Certified Scrummaster.
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> He holds an M.S. in Operations Research from Stanford University and an
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> John Carrillo, Senior Director of Strategic Solutions - Product
> Marketing, has been with Telelogic since the acquisition of Continuus
> Software Corporation in 2000. His primary responsibility has been the
> management of pre-sales for all Telelogic technologies in North America
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