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Implementing Agile

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Interesting Read by Mikito where he quotes that a scientific discipline progresses through three stages: theological (belief-based knowledge), metaphysical (philosophy-based knowledge) and positive (based on scientific reasoning).

The Agile movement and manifesto represent a move from belief-based practices towards the second, philosophical stage. So doing Agile well requires that you pick and define an overall framework within which you apply the agile principles.

Quoting Scott Ambler’s five questions on determining if a team is agile he goes on asking a few interesting questions that touches the elements of Management, Communication and Quality

via Google Alerts – Agile Testing by Mikito Takada on 12/19/09


But if you are thinking about implementing Agile practices, you ought to also be able to answer further questions about the underlying process: 1. What are you doing to detect, predict and prevent defects? “Regression testing” is not an
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James Geary, metaphorically speaking

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Metaphors have become so much of a part of our communications that we often don’t realize when we use one. An interesting piece in the video is that its the Metaphor is what gives life to what we convey and keeps it alive in the minds or the listener or reader.

Interesting talk that opens up to new information about language

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