RE: Re: Sticking point

Bill,


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bill 
[>] snip
> 
> The information transfer I think the XC list is concerned with may be
> different than what you're looking for.  You seem to be looking for a
> transfer between the business side and the technical side.  I think
we're
> interested in more in transfers between various business-side
participants
> about business-side stuff.  To use the bubble analogy, it looks like
we
> now
> have the problem space well partitioned; the XP list deals with the
stuff
> inside the bubble, the xpA list deals with bubble boundary, and the XC
> list
> can deal with the stuff outside the bubble.  Or perhaps, as Charlie
> posits,
> that's not a good partitioning.  Maybe the bubble thing's not such a
good
> metaphore.  Maybe that's what we've been lacking; a good metaphore.
What
> do
> you think?
> 
> Bill
[>] Bill, I would concur that the interest for me is between business
stakeholders. The conversation between technical and business is
interesting but as I've stated before, unless the business folks are
"prepared" to listen, there is a low probability that what the technical
person has to say will be heard. By prepared to listen I mean they
acknowledge a "felt need" to make changes. 

We've struggled here a bit in getting the message out about "agile," but
working from several points of view (managers and directors, not
developers) it is starting to stick.

Glen B. Alleman
 


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