Complex Problems in Bite-Sized Chunks
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Welcome back to part 3 of the Basics of Agile series, where I focus on Agile from a Business Analysis perspective. This article introduces the Principles of Agile Business Analysis. These principles are detailed in the Agile Extension to the BABOK® Guide (Agile Extension) from IIBA. This book, as the title suggests, is an addition to the BABOK®, also known … Continue reading Basics of Agile part 3 – The Principles of Agile Business Analysis
Welcome back to Part 2 of the Basics of Agile series. Going back to Part 1, we talked about the motivations for Agile, and how change is an important part of those motivations. The standard for Waterfall required planning the end-to-end solution well in advance of the beginning of development, and any changes to that … Continue reading The Basics of Agile part 2 – The Waterfall Watering Pool vs The Agile Aquifer
“Gentlemen, this is a football.”Vince Lombardi Welcome to the first of the Basics of Agile series. Basics are profound things. The more elemental, the greater the impact. Admittedly, if you are well experienced in Agile and see this article series, you might feel a bit like the Green Bay Packers when Coach Lombardi uttered the … Continue reading Basics of Agile part 1, What is Agile?
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