This infograph is very cool, though a close inspection may have you wondering whether it’s valuable to do pieces of each.
We especially like how it points out when you’re not using an Agile methodology.
[HT: ListsAndCharts]
5 Responses to “[Infograph] – What Flavor of Agile Do You Use?”
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November 17, 2010
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November 21, 2010
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July 2, 2012
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Well… it’s very simplistic.
Only long iterations and tests at the end lead to “no agile”.
No BDUF + short iterations = XP
2-4w iteration called Sprints = SCRUM?
…even better:
BDUF + no product owner + Sprints = SCRUM?
Maybe this graph looks cool, but has rather little value.
Marcin! Thanks! I can count on you to give good insight into this. After looking at it deeply it’s just another [infograph]… thought provoking but not too helpful.