Interview: James Shore and Boundary Objects

from Oddly Influenced · host Brian Marick

James Shore: website, The Art of Agile Development, AOAD book club, twitter Mentioned Susan Leigh Star, This is Not a Boundary Object: Reflections on the Origin of a Concept, 2010 Jeff Patton: website, story mapping articles, story mapping book, twitter Gojko Adzic: website, book on impact mapping, impact mapping website, twitter Diana Larson: website, twitter Alistair Cockburn: website, twitter Jessica Kerr: website, twitter, symmathesy Michael Feathers: website, twitter Miro collaboration app Gather.town a collaboration app mimics more properties of physical space Pictures A Patton-style story map An Adzic-style impact mapping A Shore-style cluster map A sequence diagram Credits Shoreline image by Flickr user dronepicr, CC BY 2.0

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Episode one described the idea of “boundary objects.” In this episode, I interview James Shore as he describes how he’s used the idea in his own work as an old-school Agile consultant. Juicy descriptions of creating good-enough shared understanding.

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