Re: [AM] Why Traceability? Lean Traceability?

(responding to Brad)

> Each additional degree of complexity tends to require some
> additional smattering of one or more of formality or ceremony
> for docs, or communication, or additional artifacts.  2 or
> 3 of them at once can exceed the "thresh-hold" where its no
> longer possible to be comparably "agile" like a modified XP
> or SCRUM team, but simply hope to be as lean as feasible and
> living with a lot more formality/artifacts than desired.

That's in accord with my goal when designing process - "as agile
as possible, as robust as necessary".  I think we're in agreement.

I'll let you get back to working on Mike Beedle - thanks for an
enlightening discussion  ;-)

If you do write up an article, drop us a line here?


Paul Oldfield

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