RE: Managing Extreme Programming

Glen,

> [>] There is a wonderful tendency here and on XP for the 
> "bringer" of new terminology to be asked to explain 
> everything on hour one. This is why God invented Goggle.

Hmmm...  If I were to join a management list and wanted to describe XP, I
would not do so by dropping alphabet soups such as "DTSTTCPW" and tell
people to use Google to find the definitions.  I would explain as I went
along--giving references for more information, surely, but explaining what I
meant with each term introduced.  I'd also not bring up all the terms at
once and I would repeat my brief explanations of them when needed.  Here, I
can generally expect people to know what DTSTTCPW means, though I'd still
explain if asked.

> [>] The let's do that George, but it may require some work on 
> your part to learn the language of EV. I have lots of slides 
> and background materials so if you're up for it I can forward 
> them. Let's start with EV on a single page.

OK, where is "EV on a single page."  I see elsewhere that you've given a
long list of links on
http://www.niwotridge.com/Resources/DomainLinks/EarnedValue.htm.  I can tell
you now that I don't have time to wade through that much material.

 - George

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