Posts Tagged ‘Scrum’

A Practical Guide to Distributed Scrum

Friday, July 16th, 2010

I have received my copy of the recently published “A Practical Guide to Distributed Scrum”. The book covers much of what I have already experienced in my role as an IT architect for 4 Scrum teams consisting of developers from Denmark, Lithuania, Belarus and India. So I look forward to read through the practical suggestions […]

Webcast: Using Rational Team Concert in a Globally Distributed Team

Sunday, January 11th, 2009

Erich Gamma from the Rational Jazz team has just recorded and posted a 60 minute webcast on the subject of using Rational Team Concert in a globally distributed team. Erich covers topics such as server setup, release planning, iteration planning and finishing a release. Have a look if you are interested in agile methods.

Scott Ambler on agile software development

Sunday, July 20th, 2008

I have been listening to a developerWorks podcast with Scott Ambler where he discusses agile development. Scott has an interesting point when he compares agile adoption with the history of astronomy: the agile community is the equivalent of the people who thought that everything revolved around the sun, while the traditional community is the equivalent […]

Rational Team Concert 1.0 is now available

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Rational Team Concert 1.0 is now available on jazz.net. You can download a free version with a server and 3 client licenses included. Team concert “provides a development environment that allows developers to collaborate together using integrated Source Control, Work Items, Build, Dashboards, Reports, and Process support. ” I am especially interested in the support […]