Re: Time management

Hi Dale,

Dale Emery wrote:

> > And, given that IT touches every part of an organization, might the
> > adoption of XP within IT not cause / enable a viral spread of Agile
> > throughout the organization?  And what are the organization's natural
> > defenses (immunologically speaking) against that spread?  And how to
> > disable those defenses?
>
> Consider the common cold.  This very clever virus thrives by using our
> defenses to spread from person to person.  It knows that if it tickles
> our lungs, we'll cough in "defense," perhaps transferring the virus to
> other people.  If it tickles our nose, we'll sneeze in "defense,"
> perhaps transferring the virus to other people.  And we'll touch our
> nose to scratch or wipe or whatever, transferring the virus to our
> hands, and from there to other people.
>
> Might it be possible to use the organization's "defenses" as a primary
> way to spread XP?

I like the way you think ;-)

Now, what's the best way to find out?  See why I want to know more about
those defenses?  See why I'm interested in cases where those defenses have
won, expecially where XP was successful on a project level?

Bill


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