Rob Caron : My June Backlog - Process & Project Management Stuff

My June Backlog - Process & Project Management Stuff

On the off chance you’re not reading David Anderson’s award-winning blog, here’s what he had to say in June (at a minimum, read the * posts):
Brad Appleton takes a look at Feature-Driven Development (FDD) ⊕
Brad also has a post about Scott Berkun’s book, The Art of Project Management, which is on my summer reading list if I ever get the chance ⊕
Darrell Norton takes a look at Lean Software Development (LSD?) ⊕
Jean-Luc David talks about the forthcoming release of MSF for CMMI Process Improvement and mentions what I have been calling the Team System Epiphany, which is that pivotal moment when you realize that process is the binding energy that makes Team System greater than the sum of its parts ⊕
Joel Semeniuk on Team System and Process Governance ⊕, and reviews the latest MSF for Agile Software Development download ⊕
Matt Davey links to a PDF from 2002 that looks at the common ground for Agile & CMMI ⊕ and talks about questions a CFO had about Agile ⊕
The latest streamzine from Net Objectives is on the Commonality-Variability Analysis technique ⊕
Eric Jarvi points to an article that talks about the barriers to agile adoption ⊕
Of course, MSF for Agile Software Development has its detractors ⊕ and ⊕
Matt Davey takes a look at Agile for offshore software development ⊕

Published Monday, July 04, 2005 5:00 PM by Rob Caron

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