In Che: Part One, Ernesto Che Guevara states:
In War and Peace Tolstoy remarks that military science assumes that bigger armies with more men wield greater force.
On the other hand, only vaguely, do they recognize that during military combat the final strength of an army is also its true physical capacity multiplied by one unknown variable.
One [...]
Tag Archives: agile
The unknown variable, Che Guevara theories applied to agile teams
Shoot for simplicity
I really loved a couple of phrases from the Ted’s blog post “Agile is treating the symptoms, not the disease“: the title and the last sentence: “We are in desperate need of simplicity in this industry.”.
Complexity
Writing software it is still way to complex in these days.
I can recall few attempts to make it easier, they [...]
Speaking at the Italian Agile Day
This year I’ve decided to propose an “experimental” session: a wall will be available during the conference and the attendees will be asked to put their questions/puzzles about agile, with a special focus on real life projects.
The wall will be handled like a retrospective one, clustering common subjects and people will be asked to vote, [...]
FM – THE STORY OF A REPEATABLE AGILE SUCCESSFUL PROJECT
One of the biggest strength of Agile software development is the capability of mixing up many different tools and techniques. Agile is not a check- box list of practices that you have to embrace in your project.
With this experience report I want to share the experience of a continuous, repeatable successful project: the agile [...]