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Of Agile, Audits and Automation
Eric already mentioned Bola Rotibi's guest editorial in Issue 294 of SD Times in his blog entry on the Rise of QA, but there was another aspect of her article that resonated with me. She offered a compelling one sentence summary that captures the most ... |
Jul 9, 2010 |
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DevOps: The Rise of QA?
The DevOps movement which has been doing hard work to break down silos, improve deployment quality and even push towards continuous production deployments has focused on improved cooperation and communication between developers and the system admins ... |
Jul 7, 2010 |
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Enterprise Agile Development is Different
As Agile has entered the mainstream it has evolved beyond Extreme Programming's small collocated teams working on a single project. Today, hundreds of developers will be split into dozens of Scrum teams to build a large system. We examined this evolution ... |
Apr 21, 2010 |
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Webinar: Release Management Best Practices — Balancing Agility and Control
Tomorrow (Wednesday Sept 9th) at 2 pm EDT / 11 am PDT Maciej Zawadzki and Damon Poole are going to be talking about Release Management Best Practices: Balancing Agility and Compliance. The origin of this talk is the conflict we see in development ... |
Sep 8, 2009 |
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Going Agile: Breaking through the release bottleneck
When moving from a traditional development model with infrequent releases to an agile model with more regular releases, teams often find the release process too cumbersome to be effective. Spending three weeks to release may be acceptable if releases ... |
Apr 14, 2009 |
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Scrum and the Build Server Part 2: The Enterprise
In our first post looking at Scrum and the Build Server we focused on the interaction between the Build Server and the individual build team. In this follow up, we take a look at how scaling agile practices like Scrum to a larger organization impacts the ... |
Feb 12, 2009 |
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Scrum and the Build Server Part 1: The team
Increasingly, when we visit enterprise customers, we find organizations that are using or adopting Scrum. In conversations amongst our consultants, we’ve observed a natural affinity between the build server and the Scrum process. While the most ... |
Feb 3, 2009 |
