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Integration testing at scaled agile projects
On 25 May the Software-Centric Systems Conference [SC]2 conference was held on the High-tech campus in Eindhoven. During this event I hosted an interactive session where we investigated the relationship between the lever of integration and the time to market. … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Bits & Chips, Conferences
Tagged agile testing, Bits & Chips, continues integration, derk-jan de grood, high-tech campus, integration sprint, less framework, Manual regression test, Model Based testing, organizational readiness, scaling, Service virtualization, software testing, sut, techwatch, Time-to-market, unit testing, Valori, workshop
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SCRUM and the time-to-market
I get many questions about the effectiveness of SCRUM. “To what extend does an organization benefit from SCRUM?”, they ask me, “What are arguments for or against the adoption of it?” Good questions.Check out the latest edition of G(r)ood Testing. … Continue reading
Posted in EuroSTAR, G(r)ood testing, SCRUM
Tagged EuroSTAR, G(r)ood testing, SCRUMButt, SINO, Time-to-market, Valori
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With SCRUM a shorter time-to-market ?
I got some requests to discus the effectiveness of SCRUM and its impact on the time to market. Triggered by these questions I wrote an article which is published on our own company blog. In it I state that if … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Column, SCRUM, Valori
Tagged AGILE, Deployment, Efficiency, Production release, SCRUM, Time-to-market
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