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www.projectconnections.com
Picking the Right Project Team by Kent McDonald. While at the Agile 2007 Conference a couple of weeks ago, a project manager from a small development shop ...
www.versionone.com
VersionOne is the leading project planning and management tool designed ... Agile Development Poster: Accelerate your team's success with Agile core values. ...
PMcrunch, (22 Jul 2008)
The word 'agile' has become popular in software development and project management circles, as the agile method produces quality product speedily in a very flexible and organic way. Agility, however, describes much more than a method for software development and speaks right to the core of project team formation and development. The individuals, project team, and team building process itself all need to be agile in today's demanding environment.
www.agileskills.org
A book that teaches you Agile Development the easy way. Covers refactoring, XP, TDD, pair programming.
www.dcs.gla.ac.uk
This document describes the Agile Web Engineering (AWE) Process for the
construction of Web-based applications. AWE is a lightweight process that
has been developed to tackle the problems associated with the development
of Web-based applications: short development life-cycle times; small
multidisciplinary development teams; delivery of bespoke solutions integrating
software and data. In addition AWE encourages: more focus on requirements
analysis, including a clear analysis of business needs; better testing
and evaluation of deliverables; and clear consideration of the issues associated
with the evolution of Web-based applications. By identifying and managing
the interaction between business, domain, software and creative
design strands within Web Engineering projects, AWE provides a roadmap
that allows Web-based endeavours to deliver solutions that satisfy End-
Users, who are ultimately the litmus test for success.
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