In this paper we describe an Agile model-driven engineering (MDE) approach, AMDRE, for the re-engineering of legacy systems. The objective is to support the reuse of business-critical functionality from such sy
\n4.5 Main Question: How Do Product Owners Operationalize Business Value Delivery with Their Agile Software Development Teams?\n5 Validity Threats\n6 Discussing Research Questions and Future Research\n7 Conclusion\nReferences\nImpact of the Kanban Maturity Model on a Team's Agile Transformation: ...
A common philosophical question is whether or not source code is a model, and more importantly is it an agile model. If you were to ask me outside of the scope of this writing effort my answer would be yes, source code is a model, albeit a highly detailed one, because it clearly is...
[10,11,13] looked at the status of Agile in education and indus- try and proposed a competency model on which to base integration of Agile into undergraduate teaching at two different universities. They found the most difficult competencies to teach are Agile values and management practices ...
Can you do agile software development without doing devops? Yes, of course you can, you could do Scrum, for example. But doing agile software development and being agile are two very different things. So, now for the harder question: Can you “be agile” without doing devops? Some might...
Scrum was designed using a software model that follows a set of roles, responsibilities, and meetings. It can be used for any complex project but works best when the result is a concrete product rather than a service. Jeff Sutherland and Ken Schwaber are credited with creating Scrum as a fr...
Ellen Gottesdiener shares how to improve product management with Marcus Blankenship’s Programming Leadership podcast. They discuss a variety of topics including: what is product management, the product lifecycle, answering the question, “what is my product?”, outside-in vs inside-out thinking, pr...
The Scrum development model (named after a scrum in the sport of rugby) is an agile model first described by Takeuchi and Nonaka in relation to product development; they said, “Stop running the relay race and take up rugby.” [13] The “relay race” is the waterfall, where teams hand...
How Can You Apply Agile in Construction? Before we answer this question, let's first briefly look at the traditional construction process. The construction project lifecycle usually goes through the following phases: Design Pre-construction Procurement ...
Empirical Control Method:With Agile software development, you can use an Empirical Control Method, which means that you make decisions based on the realities you observe in the actual project. The empirical model of process control has three parts: visibility, inspection, and adaption. ...