lessons from extreme programming

[Michael Herman]

yep.  and very strange because they know it so well and
speak such a different language.  also, have so many of hte
same issues... how to sell it.  how to deal with those who
say they do it and aren't *really* doing it.  how to prove
it works.  how to deal with existing hierarchy and
plan-driven org.

with any luck they'll spring up a number of regional one-day
gigs across the country in the next several months.
michigan, colorado, stuttgart seem possible.  chicago is
already on the calendar.

would be great to mix the two together a few times and be
able to give both stories stronger legs.

m




Harrison Owen wrote:

>  At 02:22 PM 8/9/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>
>> any thoughts?  anybody else bumping into other agile
>> folks???
>>
>> m
>
> I ran into predecessors of Agile in the early 80's so it
> has been around for a bit. I am not sure that they are not
> already "in" Open Space without the words. But the design
> problems are similar to what happenes in any design
> process. Eg folks at Boeing doing doors, AT&T doing the
> pavilion etc. So I can't imagine why a Agile Open Space
> would not be superb.
>
> ho
>
>
>> Harrison Owen
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