Global, Distributed and Agile: Winning Strategies for Efficient Application Development

TechRepublic White Papers TechRepublic Member | May 15, 2011 Global, Distributed and Agile: Winning Strategies for Efficient Application Development Learn the top pitfalls of distributed agile development and how to overcome them. Leading practitioners share best practices and real-life case studies, and show how to improve governance and collaboration using social application life cycle management (ALM). Check out these additional resources: What is Agile ALM? In order to reduce the risk of project failure, software development teams are constantly looking for ways to improve both the process and technology of software development. This paper discusses Agile ALM which is focused on reducing these risks. Read more   The 411 to Scrum Scrum is intended for the kind of work people have found unmanageable using defined processes. This guide discusses everything you need to know about Scrum from the structure of roles, meetings, rules, and artifacts. Read more   Issue Tracking in an Agile Development Environment Agile project management tools are designed to help teams manage the complexity of dealing with large backlogs of features and issues in a software release. Click here to learn how organizations are embracing these methods for software development. Download Now   An Agile Approach to Metrics This article challenges the value of traditional metrics for managing product development schedules and presents a reality-based alternative which is compatible with Agile approaches such as Scrum and XP. Read more   Sponsored by:

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