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Why velocity isn't as bad as Glen says
Submitted by regen_r8 on Sat, 2009-02-07 10:05.
agile | measurement | process
Glen Alleman of the Herding Cats blog is one of the most experienced
project managers I have ever read. His background is amazing.
He is bright, and has practical knowledge of projects that I
will
never have. However, he is missing the point on agile and
velocity.
I recently read his post "Simple Never Is" and have this response to offer.
I recently read his post "Simple Never Is" and have this response to offer.