http://www.scrumology.com/2010/reviews/review-succeeding-with-agile/ Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:25:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 http://www.scrumology.com/2010/reviews/review-succeeding-with-agile/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Scott Duncan Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:58:19 +0000 http://www.scrumology.com/?p=390#comment-40 As one of the people who reviewed charpter drafts of this book, I can heartily recommend it. While it may not be intended for people brand new to Agile or Scrum, I do think people considering trying out an Agile approach to their product development (with or without Scrum, specifically) should read this book. It explains a lot of the things you cannot get from reading the other Scrum books or attending a couple days of training (as useful as both of these are as well). As one of the people who reviewed charpter drafts of this book, I can heartily recommend it. While it may not be intended for people brand new to Agile or Scrum, I do think people considering trying out an Agile approach to their product development (with or without Scrum, specifically) should read this book. It explains a lot of the things you cannot get from reading the other Scrum books or attending a couple days of training (as useful as both of these are as well).

]]> http://www.scrumology.com/2010/reviews/review-succeeding-with-agile/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Scott Duncan Tue, 09 Feb 2010 16:58:19 +0000 http://www.scrumology.com/?p=390#comment-8 As one of the people who reviewed charpter drafts of this book, I can heartily recommend it. While it may not be intended for people brand new to Agile or Scrum, I do think people considering trying out an Agile approach to their product development (with or without Scrum, specifically) should read this book. It explains a lot of the things you cannot get from reading the other Scrum books or attending a couple days of training (as useful as both of these are as well). As one of the people who reviewed charpter drafts of this book, I can heartily recommend it. While it may not be intended for people brand new to Agile or Scrum, I do think people considering trying out an Agile approach to their product development (with or without Scrum, specifically) should read this book. It explains a lot of the things you cannot get from reading the other Scrum books or attending a couple days of training (as useful as both of these are as well).

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