VALENTIN TUDOR MOCANU
The Inaugural
Disciplined Agile Un-Conference!
Why attend?
Disciplined Agile is made better when disciplined agilists are brought together, share experiences, and learn new agile and lean strategies for optimizing our way of working (WoW). This is the driving principle behind the Inaugural Disciplined Agile Un-Conference.
On Wednesday, September 21 2016 we ran a webinar overviewing the latest version of the DA poster. A recording of the webinar can be viewed online from the DAC Webinars page and a PDF of the slide deck is posted on Slideshare entitled The Disciplined Agile IT Department. -Scott Ambler
You can find there the new DA poster, a link to a recent webinar , corresponding slide deck, and also responses to the questions from the webinar.
You can find the Scott Ambler description of the changes here:
In particular, we simplified the wording of the three principles (reduce technical debt, visualize workflow, multi-modal organizations) that we added to extend the original Manifesto for Agile Software Development. – Scott W. Ambler
and the updated manifesto here:
Mark Lines: 800+ Agile teams! Jon Smart describes Barclays worldwide Transformation with #disciplinedAgile
<<For us, our approach is based on Disciplined Agile (DA) as it is not one-size-fits-all, it is a goal-based, risk & value focused framework and is enterprise aware. It allows practices to vary as the context differs, with recommendations. >>
https://www.infoq.com/news/2016/09/benefits-agile-barclays
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Data is the lifeblood of our organizations, supporting real-time business processes and decision making. It is crucial to the success of software development, and to our organization as a whole, that we apply agile and lean strategies to data-oriented activities. Yet for many organizations their data sources prove to be less than trustworthy and their data-oriented development efforts little more than productivity sinkholes. We can, and must, do better.
Few teams have a strong sense of whether or not an area of code is dead or moribund – yet that information is vital. When we have it, we can remove distracting code and simplify our systems in the process.
Ron & Chet’s Stalwarts Session (Ron Jeffries, Chet Hendrickson)
- *Ideas for self-improvement
- *Ideas for better teamwork
- *People not to grow up to be like
Understand why we use agile practices, in terms that work not only for developers, but for anyone who might be the member of an agile team
AGILE & LEAN 