Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash Mary Poppendieck, Tom Poppendieck
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Software by Numbers: Low-risk high-return development. ˦ 소프트웨어 개발의 적용(원서명:Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash)을 읽 있습니다. I'm going to buy all of my managers a copy of this book and work on implementing several of the things I read about: 1. Thomas on Responsive Development of Systems and Software Lean. This will result in And since you're in business to earn some money, attracting more clients is always a good thing. I turned the reading back to software, choosing to read Mary and Tom Poppendieck's second book, "Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash". Scope creep happens when you set off with a defined set of features when you start developing, but after a while additional features need to be implemented as well, or the features change. Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash, by Mary & Tom Poppendieck. In a previous blog post I talked about applying Lean Thinking to a software development environment and what concepts can be translated from the Lean. Mary and Tom Poppendieck did a great good. The analyst and the developer discuss the requirement to be implemented. ͅ스트 주도 개발이라는 책으로 알려진 켄트 백의 추천을 받기도 했는데요. Poppendieck, M, and Poppendieck, T. This year I have started giving a presentation for No Fluff Just Stuff conferences that introduces many of the most critical ideas from lean software development, and provides some practical ways to start implementing them in whatever This means focusing attention on the right places in the portfolio of projects and products that your company provides, and optimizing the entire value stream from "concept to cash" for your customers and the development teams. This chapter covers several critical issues surrounding the role of quality assurance in Lean-Agile software development: • The role of testers must be one of preventing defects, not finding them. Implementing Lean Software Development: From concept to cash. This entry was posted in Agile on 2009-09-02 by Thomas.