Thursday, April 23, 2009
Smaller organizations have an easier time adopting Agile development practices than do larger ones. Once you get beyond a handful of teams, things start to get much more complicated. Not only that, but no “cookie-cutter” approach seems to work very well. Context always matters, and even more so in the large.
Bob Payne and I recently had a conversation with Sanjiv Augustine about the issues, and some ways of dealing with them.
Monday, December 3, 2007
Our teams sometimes have multiple projects. I am wondering what is the best way and what is the SCRUM way of handling this. My feeling is that the best way is to have a single backlog per team (even if this means that in a sprint the team is working on backlog items belonging to multiple projects). I think the purists will recommend splitting the team and having multiple backlogs.
That’s what Gilad Gruber asked on the Scrumdevelopment list. This question reminded me of a client I once had. (Continued)