Organisational patterns
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Patterns related to process and team development. In essence, the management of the software development process. | Patterns related to process and team development. In essence, the management of the software development process. | ||
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| + | Quote - "What makes a software development project succeed? It's not language or tools or process. It's not a simple as people; even great programmers sometimes find themselves associated with disasters. In some sense, a successful project is the same thing as a successful organization; but what makes those? We need an anti-Dilbert. In Organizational Patterns of Agile Software Development, James O. Coplien and Neil B. Harrison lay out the results of their research on the subject; what they found, helps." - Paul S. R. Chisholm [http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/10/13/1817241 Source] | ||
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Patterns related to process and team development. In essence, the management of the software development process.
Quote - "What makes a software development project succeed? It's not language or tools or process. It's not a simple as people; even great programmers sometimes find themselves associated with disasters. In some sense, a successful project is the same thing as a successful organization; but what makes those? We need an anti-Dilbert. In Organizational Patterns of Agile Software Development, James O. Coplien and Neil B. Harrison lay out the results of their research on the subject; what they found, helps." - Paul S. R. Chisholm Source
