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Scaling agile methods
Scaling agile methods
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Scaling Scrum (or how to pimp up a simple concept)
Scrum has been the agile methodology of the last decade and will accompany us for the years to come. But not only small startups are employing the concept, also more and more large companies are choosing Scrum as their primary way of doing software development projects. As projects in those...
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Kanban - Stop Starting, Start Finishing
Kanban - Stop Starting, Start Finishing
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Do we really need this? Architecture and the Architect in the Ages of Agile Development
Do we really need this? Architecture and the Architect in the Ages of Agile Development
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Agile, Cloud, und Continuous Delivery - Eine perfekte Symbiose oder warum ist DevOps so schwierig?
Agile, Cloud, und Continuous Delivery - Eine perfekte Symbiose oder warum ist DevOps so schwierig?
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Agile development in practice
Agile development in practice
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Scaling Scrum
Scaling Scrum
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Testautomation in projects
Testautomation in projects
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Many roads leads to microservices
Many roads leads to microservices
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Hands on product management - Challenges and learning
Hands on product management - Challenges and learning
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Experiences in aligning agile and traditional project management at Sixt GmbH
Traditional and agile project management take different approaches to reach the same goal: Deliver working software, even though it can be a challenge to run both methodologies under the same roof. This talk is about how Sixt experienced, accepted and managed this challenge.
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The Crucial Importance of Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery is a relatively new, but established and crucial practice in software development. Instead of releasing software once a year software is released continuously. This brings major benefits, one of them being shorter time to market. The talk explains continuous delivery, looks…
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An Example AMOS Sprint Meeting
This video shows how the AMOS SS16 Team 2 (project: mobile robot see https://wp.me/pDU66-2u1) performs its weekly team meeting. In an AMOS team meeting, the old Scrum sprint is finished with a review, release, and retrospective. The new Scrum sprint is started with sprint planning. The team...
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