Agile Software Development: True Adoption or Just a Label?
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Posted By:   franco_martinig
Posted On:   Wednesday, March 12, 2008 09:15 AM

In the analysis about a recent survey on agile adoption (http://www.methodsandtools.com/dynpoll/oldpoll.php?Agile2), there is the fear that as agility is now becoming "trendy", we may see a number of organizations that will qualify now themselves as "agile", without implementing the essence of the agile software development practices. Has anybody see some signs of such situation?

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Re: Agile Software Development: True Adoption or Just a Label?

Posted By:   alfredalfie  
Posted On:   Thursday, June 14, 2012 03:48 AM

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Re: Agile Software Development: True Adoption or Just a Label?

Posted By:   Christopher_Koenigsberg  
Posted On:   Friday, March 14, 2008 09:54 AM

well, and who gets to decide, who gets to define the term "agile", when judging whether an organization is "agile or not", or "agile enough", etc.?



It's not like CMM where there are specific official measures or tests and "certification", right? would that go against the whole concept of "agile" methods, to envision some kind of "certification"? since "agile" methods require a lot of individuality and specific customization/adaptation to specifics in the organization involved?
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