Re: [AM-Old List] [AM] Problems ever occur in Agile?

"Philippe Back (High Octane)" <[email protected]> Wed, 31 Mar 2004 09:18:28 +0200
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Rick,

Why is there written "*Alligator* Cockburn" in your Slugout paper ?
Shouldn't it be Alistair ?

BTW, I read the whole set about freedom at jreality and it makes a lot of
sense.
I do not agree on using only tables for structures etc. UML (or whatever)
diagrams make a lot of sense for me (I am pretty visual). But with a good
tool, both versions can exist.

The good thing I see there is that there is enough info to get things done
(aligned w/ Parnas's paper on faking a rational process) without getting
overwhelmed.

IMV, when someone has reached some level of understanding in methodology, I=

guess simplification is in order. Freedom provides that.

/Philippe Back
www.highoctane.be

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From: "Rick Lutowski" <[email protected]>
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Subject: RE: [AM-Old List] [AM] Problems ever occur in Agile?


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Brad Appleton wrote:
>
> Interesting - I wonder what the folks at AgileTek did to XP to create
their Agile+ methodology (formerly CodeScience from Geneer) where they clai=
m
to have successfully used it many times on large systems and government
contracts. See www.agiletek.com for details. One of Agile+ creators is John=

Manzo, who has a history of leading successful large-scale gov't/military
software development, and was (is?) on the Arlie Software Council.


Those were my observations from having worked in the trenches.
I am not a contracting legal officer, so do not know all the
possible variances.  I do know that contractng law is complex.

I think a lot depends on the specific contracting situation:
sole source versus competitive, single versus multi-contractor,
etc.  Even more depends on the personality of the contracting
officer -- whether he is a 'stickler for regs', is willing to
bend the rules (whatever they are), etc.  I have seen gov't
projects run many different ways.  Also, when development
occurs totally within a gov't agency, they can do whatever
they want as contracting rules do not apply.  So there are indeed
situations where agile could be applied to gov't projects.
But not all gov't projects.

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