Capping IT Off
Over the years I have noticed a lot of agile anti-patterns during projects. Wrongly used agile approaches, dogmatic use of agile approaches, agile-in-name-only. Recently I have presented a talk at a number of agile and software development conferences that demonstrates patterns of agile misuse. These conferences include Agile Open Holland (Dieren), Camp Digital (Manchester), GIDS (Bangalore), ACCU (Oxford) and Jazoon (Zurich). Anyway, here’s the slide deck. Enjoy.
About the author
In his role of principal technology officer and global agile thought leader at Capgemini, Sander Hoogendoorn is a software development enthusiast, constantly involved in the innovation of software development processes, techniques, architectures, patterns and technologies, both at Capgemini and its many international clients. Sander has coached many organizations and projects, has published books on UML and agile and has written numerous articles. He is an appreciated speaker at international conferences and seminars, including JAOO, OOP, TechEd US, SDC, DevDays, TechEd Europe, JavaPolis, SET, TDWI, TestNet, DTC. He is also a member of Microsoft’s Partner Advisory Council .NET, and several other editorial and advisory boards.
See also www.sanderhoogendoorn.com and www.smartusecase.com.
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Agile anti-patterns. Yes you agile projects can and will fail too
Hum… You may want to change the (you) to a your in your article.
Hum… You may want to change the (you) to a your in your article.