Doing Agile and Being Agile are different. Here is a popular infographic that explains what Agile really is and illustrates common misunderstandings about it: Doing Agile Doing Agile is about thepractices: standups, user stories, iterations, etc. There are significant benefits from using Agile pract...
The key difference between being Agile and doing Agile is thatbeing Agilemeans you believe in the values and principles set forth in the Agile Manifesto, whiledoing Agilenecessitates the use of modern tools, technologies and methodologies to create continuous delivery pipelines that respect Agile virt...
Doing Agile without being Agile For Agile software development to be a success, it’s not enough for participants to simply do Agile. The organization itself must also be Agile. That may seem self-evident, but many software development projects fail when a team adopts an Agile met...
In numerous occasions Agile practitioners have warned about the negative aspects of adopting Agile tools and techniques, without implementing the primary practices of Agile. They have coined this observation as "doing" Agile, but not "being" Agile. However such warnings are opinion-based, as Agile...
What is the difference between doing Agile and being Agile? It all comes down to your mindset. Learn more about Agile project management with Wrike’s guide.
Agile is more than a technique to increase speed-to-market. Done well, it’s a complete reboot of IT mind-set and behaviors.
Tweak vs. Change Assessing Agile Practices We had always been a Scrum committed organization — we started lean and knew at some point we had to move towards a methodology that would scale as we grew. The agility it offers made for a great development experience, and its flexibility matched ...
Long release cycles, deadlines being pushed back so one more feature could be added, features developed that didn’t solve the customer’s problem, hundreds of hours of manual testing, and on and on. All of this despite the fact we were “Doing Agile.” We had daily standups. We had ...
2013. Doing scrum rather than being agile: A case study on actual nearshoring practices. In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Global Software Engineering (ICGSE). IEEE, 144-153.Franz Zieris, Stephan Salinger, Doing Scrum Rather Than Being Agile: A Case Study on Actual Near...
I remember when I first got on the BM after riding true camber boards it felt kind of “surfy” as they say. It feels looser and when I first got on the TRS I was thinking the BM was more agile. The TRS I don’t know as I haven’t experienced enough but it’s also a twin ...