Agile's Teenage Crisis? - InfoQ
Philippe Kruchten attended the 10 year anniversary event at Snowbird. He discusses a number of elephants in the agile room (topics that need to be addressed, but have been pointedly ignored) that were identified at that meeting. Ranging from politics to lack of context when implementing agile to the role of the agile alliance the participants raised these points for the community to consider.
InfoQ Homepage Articles Agile's Teenage Crisis? Agile's Teenage Crisis? Jun 20, 2011 8 min read by Philippe Kruchten Follow us on Youtube 232K Followers Linkedin 26K Followers Instagram New RSS 19K Readers X 57.1k Followers Facebook 21K Likes Bluesky New Like Reading list This article is part of the Agile Manifesto 10th Anniversary series that is being published on InfoQ. The "elephant in the room" is a metaphor for the behaviour of people who deliberately ignore an impending issue. They are fully aware of some major issue that really must be tackled or decided upon, but everyone keeps busy ta
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