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Scaling Lean & Development: Thinking & Organizational Tools
Scaling Lean & Agile Development: Thinking & Organizational Tools, with my co-author Bas Vodde, who has long and in-depth experience with very large agile product development and enterprise transformations (at Nokia Networks and NSN).
- The "...Thinking & Organizational Tools" book has a companion (second) book, which will be printing in early 2009. Also co-authored with Bas Vodde. The title is Practices for Scaling Lean & Agile Development: Successful Large, Multisite & Offshore Products with Large-Scale Scrum
- Scaling Lean & Agile Development: Successful Large, Multisite & Offshore Products with Large-Scale Scrum
Practices for Scaling Lean & Development: Successful Large, Multisite & Offshore Products with Large-Scale Scrum
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Reflecting my work over recent years, my next book (published early 2008) will be on scaling lean and agile development with Large-Scale Scrum. I am writing it with my co-author Bas Vodde, who has long and in-depth experience with very large agile product development and enterprise transformations (at Nokia Networks and NSN). |
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Agile and Iterative Development: A Manager's Guide
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This is the best-selling introduction to agile methods, worldwide. It introduces the big ideas of iterative and evolutionary development, agile methods, and a variety of agile and of purely iterative methods: Scrum, XP, UP, and Evo. |
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Applying UML and Patterns
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I'm grateful to know that the publishers tell me this the most popular text worldwide for software development. It is now in about 15-20 languages and is a standard university text in many countries as an introduction to analysis and design of software-intensive systems. I wrote the first edition in 1995.
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