Scrum has taken the agile landscape space. According to VersionOne 13th State of Agile Report [1]:...
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Keynote talks by Paulo Caroli
For over two decades, I’ve been delivering keynote speeches and presenting at major conferences around the world. My journey as a speaker began in 2000, and since then, I’ve had the privilege to share insights on Agile, Lean Inception, and digital transformation at global events.
Sequential and concurrent development
The definition of Sequential as per the new Oxford American dictionary: Forming or following in a logical order or sequence: series of sequential steps. The figure below shows a simple sequence of five steps. Typically a software project goes through the...
Small portion of requirement
Agile promotes an incremental approach, where only a small part of the overall requirements are dealt with at a time. Each of these small requirements are analyzed, designed, coded, integrated, and validated before leaving the workflow cycle. The delivery end goal is...
Stop starting and start finishing (5 minutes video)
Jason Yip explains really well many concepts for delivering faster. He has some really cool drawings. Well done!
Toggle Driven Development
Similarly to Test Driven Development (TDD)--Writing tests before code--, my current team is following a Toggle Driven Development: Writing toggles before code. The main point is: if you are using toggles, consider designing/creating/refactoring the toggle strategy...
iterative and incremental
Agile software development is typically iterative and incremental. The software requirements are sliced and planned into iterations. The software is built incrementally, with newly developed slices being added to (or deployed with) the working slices. The figure...
Agile Software Development
Software development is empirical, hence you need processes and practices that allow the team to adapt to circumstances, and effectively work with Software development and its empirical nature. To this end, Agile shifts the focus from heavy planning and repeatability...






