Those who adopt Agile practices sometimes tend to interpret the “Individuals and Interactions over processes and tools” in the Agile manifesto to mean that Agile software development does not require any defined set of tools. While the Agile movement does not necessarily endorse ...

Related Post

• Agile Development Tools, Myths and Best Practices – Interview with Siddharta Govindaraj
• Product Roadmap in Agile Development
• Implementing Agile with Distributed Teams
• Agile – changing the rules of the game!
• Interview on Agile best practices – Continued

Last week, we touched upon the changing rules that Technology VCs are adopting and how that is changing the face of new product development. This week, our focus is on how Agile is changing the rules of software development. When Agile first started making an appearance, it was viewed as yet another ...

Related Post

• Making the most of new Agile tools
• Agile Development Tools, Myths and Best Practices – Interview with Siddharta Govindaraj
• Using The “Truck Factor” To Manage Knowledge Risk
• Product Roadmap in Agile Development
• Implementing Agile with Distributed Teams