Re: Re: Sticking point

On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 6:21:30 PM, Alleman, Glen B. wrote:

> In fact this may be the paradigm shift - how can we talk about agile
> practices from the view of the customer, manager, or funding source?
> What kinds of practices would they want to use to aid in the outcome.
> I'm not so interested in the details of story cards, SCRUM meetings,
> etc., those area actually too low level for my needs. We just had a blow
> up (no literally) of a customer because of mis-communication of intent.
> An XP practice of continuous engagement and continuous delivery would
> have adverted this situation. If we had had a release that could be in
> place in a few hours all would be forgiven.

What kinds of practices do you contemplate that would be different from On Site
Customer, SCRUM meetings, and laying the story cards on the table, yet would
give you the continuous engagement you need?

What kind of practices do you contemplate that would be different from
micro-level implementation, tests at 100%, and continuous integration, yet would
give you the continuous delivery that you need?

Ron Jeffries
www.XProgramming.com
I must create a system, or be enslaved by another man's;
I will not reason and compare; my business is to create. --William Blake


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