I recently coined the phrase “You need an AgileFaçade” when I was discussing project/process management choices with a colleague. When you are forced to use waterfall approaches for project/process management, then you could use the façade pattern in real life to create an Agile buffer around the waterfall demon. It was sort of a tongue-in-cheek dialog; but is it really that farfetched…? Just because everyone else is thinking of the project in waterfall terms does not mean your thought process cannot be Agile-centric…
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You need an AgileFaçade™
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
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Nice.
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