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ABSTRACT:
Agile development has now been in use for almost a decade. Why use Agile methods? What are the strengths of Agile? What are some common failure modes? What other lessons has the software industry learned about Agile development? In this webcast, Steve McConnell-author of Code Complete, Rapid Development, and other software industry classics and CEO of Construx Software-draws on extensive consulting work to dissect Agile development. McConnell names the Agile practices that have worked well for Construx's clients, describes the failure modes of Agile practices that have failed to live up to the hype, and explains how to right size Agile development for your organization.
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Steve McConnell
CEO and Chief Software Engineer, Construx Software
Steve McConnell, Construx CEO, consults to a broad range of industries, teaches seminars, and oversees Construx's software engineering practices. Readers of Software Development magazine named him one of the three most influential people in the software industry along with Bill Gates and Linus Thorvaldsen. Steve's books Code Complete, Rapid Development, and other titles are some of the most accessible books on software development with more than a million copies in print in 20 languages.
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