November Meeting

[Andrea Ross]

Details for November Meeting:

 

What:     Peer to peer discussion - Reply to this post with your ideas for discussion points

When:    November 20th, 2012  6 to 8 PM

Where:  Scitent Inc, 400 Preston Ave, Charlottesville, Va 22903

Who:      You! 

Why:       To share your experiance with Agile and learn from local practitioners.

[Max Schubert]

Long term project roadmaps and release milestones with dates - Scrum is helps keep developers, managers, QA people, etc all communicating regularly about what is important, helps us frame iterative development so that direction can change as requirements / the environment do, and encourages us to track capacity on a personal and team level so that we understand resource capacity; it doesn't directly address how to track roadmaps or releases for long term projects.  The team I am on has developed it's own simple process for the larger project-across-one-or-more-years system for this - I'd be very interested in sharing our current process and hearing about how others do this.

- Max

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[Paul Erb]

That sounds great to me.  I am continuing to work on adapting Scrum practices to classrooms and other learn-by-doing practices, and the question of how to respect long-term goals/curriculum objectives keeps coming up.

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