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Beginning Agile - A beginners guide to Agile Software Project Management
Agile Project Management is very popular today and is fast becoming common place. When I started Agile, I found that there were many questions that were left unanswered by books and left it to the persons imagination / experience.
In this book I try and explain aspects on
•Which is the appropriate Agile Method
•How to form teams
•Some pre-requisites before starting an Agile project
The content in this book are learning’s that I have got by experiencing from live projects. This book will help you in
•Getting familiar with the different terms
•Understanding some Agile related myths
•Help in setting up project/ team before you start an Agile project
In this book I try and explain aspects on
•Which is the appropriate Agile Method
•How to form teams
•Some pre-requisites before starting an Agile project
The content in this book are learning’s that I have got by experiencing from live projects. This book will help you in
•Getting familiar with the different terms
•Understanding some Agile related myths
•Help in setting up project/ team before you start an Agile project
126 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2012
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March 23, 2018
Basic introduction
This books is not bad, but is not great either. Although it touches parts which are important to know for newcomers it still lacks some information I would consider essential. Maybe skipping some of the almost-no-one-uses methodologies and go deeper with SCRUM, KANBAN AND XP. It is a short read though.
This books is not bad, but is not great either. Although it touches parts which are important to know for newcomers it still lacks some information I would consider essential. Maybe skipping some of the almost-no-one-uses methodologies and go deeper with SCRUM, KANBAN AND XP. It is a short read though.
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