By: Digital KoolAid
You simply cannot say silly things such as “agile is a thing you are, not a thing you do” and expect to get away with it. This has become quite absurd, when you tear the meaning from established terms...
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Left a comment, but it has not appeared. Is there a policy concerning those who do not agree without question, or who actually know what they are writing about? Much of what the author has written is...
View ArticleBy: Carrie Barclay
In reply to Digital KoolAid. Hi Digital KoolAid Thanks for your message. I'm sorry you felt your previous comment wasn't dealt with quickly enough. Although we do aim to moderate comments within...
View ArticleBy: Adam Maddison
In reply to Digital KoolAid. Hi Digital KoolAid, Thanks for your response. We focus on the principles of agile software development, rather than any specific development methodology. So, for us, being...
View ArticleBy: Thomas Brown
Two very passionate advocates of their styles, here, I think; Digital KoolAid and our author, Adam. Good luck to both of you! And for the record, until Paragraph 5 of your response, Digital KoolAid,...
View ArticleBy: Ben
Agile works great - when it is allowed to by the organisation and implemented by competent professionals. Sounds like Mr KoolAid had a poor experience in this sense...
View ArticleBy: Michael
What I really like about this article is the positivity around the benefits of working in an agile way and the really simple suggestions that can help you start to use agile in a non-agile environment....
View ArticleBy: Suzanne
I would really like to find out more on this - and what resources are available to help achieve a more agile approach and share lessons identified? Sounds sooo familiar though; the issue of working as...
View ArticleBy: Adam Maddison
Hi Suzanne, Thanks for commenting. We're working on a few things to help explain why we do believe working in this way can help organisations be more dynamic. There will soon be a cross-government blog...
View ArticleBy: Suzanne
In reply to Adam Maddison. Great! Sounds really useful, and I'll absolutely keep an eye out for more. Thanks again.
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