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Ethnographies to guide strategy
25 March 09 01:28 AM

Ethnographies are descriptions of people with their habits and points of difference (typically, in their natural settings). They explore the richness, depth, and complexity of some phenomena. These descriptions are based on extended observations, which Read More...

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(Un)training puppies or adventures into the world of agile
20 March 09 06:18 PM

As I was going through postings from our internal agile discussion forum (yes, we do have one at Microsoft and it’s pretty vibrant too, with, on average, about a dozen of messages daily), I came across the draft of Sara Ford’s story about how she learnt Read More...

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Empirical Evidence of Agile Methods: ce que nous savons, ce que nous pensons savoir et ce que nous voulons savoir
13 May 08 07:37 AM

I gave two versions of my talk on the Empirical Evidence of Agile Methods : What We Know, What We Think We Know, and What We Would Like to Know at the patterns & practices summit in Québec City, Canada and the Agile Québec user group last week. Here’re Read More...

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IEEE Software Special Issue on Test-Driven Development
02 July 07 09:34 PM

The special edition of the IEEE Software Magazine dedicated to Test-Driven Development is out. As TDD is becoming more popular across all sizes and kinds of software engineering projects, Ron Jeffries and I specifically looked for articles reporting on Read More...

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