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How to expand Agile processes in a mixed environment
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Industry Expert Presents: SCM Best Practices for Agile Development
Learn about some of the unique demands that agile processes places on legacy SCM tools and what considerations must be considered when applying SCM best practices to an agile world.

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Once Agile processes have been adopted for some projects, there is often tremendous interest across the organization. This interest may include teams that are looking to adopt Agile process for their projects, but often also includes teams that are reluctant to get on-board for one reason or another. Additionally, consistent education and improvement of the Agile processes for existing Agile teams is an important component of any Agile process.

The Agile Resource Center provides a wealth of information and educational material about how to improve and scale Agile development processes. This includes Webinars and White Papers developed by some of the most experienced Agile experts in the industry, as well as recommended links to blogs, websites, and books to help you improve your Agile processes.

Webinars Webinars

  • The Business Case for Pragmatic ALM: Agility with Governance
    Forrester Senior Analyst Jeffrey Hammond and experts from AccuRev examine the market trends that are driving many organizations to reassess their software development and release processes, and what Agile steps and tools these development teams are taking to best support heterogeneous software development process environments.
  • Using AccuRev in an Agile Development Environment
    Since Agile development methodologies are based on different assumptions than the traditional waterfall approach, these methods place new requirements on the tools used to support development. This webinar gives an overview of Agile development and discusses the unique requirements that it places on software configuration management tools such as AccuRev.

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White papers White Papers

  • SCM for Scrum
    Scrum is becoming a very popular project management method for agile software development. Scrum values self-organizing- and cross-functional teams, and because of this, there should be no roles within the team, i.e. no designated Configuration Manager. Obvious questions that arise are; Who will handle the Configuration Management?
  • Breaking the Major Release Habit
    Keeping up with the rapid pace of change can be a daunting task. Just as you finally get your software working with a new technology to meet yesterday's requirements, a newer technology is introduced or a new business trend comes along to upset the apple cart. Agile software development processes were developed to meet the challenges of ever changing requirements.

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Other Agile Resources

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Books Books & Articles

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