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Jeffery Payne A New Leader to Guide AgileConnection Forward[article]

AgileConnection has a new technical editor! Jeffery Payne has years of experience in the agile community, and he's excited to take the helm. The site will still be a home for software professionals to learn and talk about the latest agile development and methodology practices, but Jeff also has plans to start covering DevOps more and to recruit new writers.
Jeffery Payne's picture Jeffery Payne
June 21, 2017
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June 16, 2017
Six steps 6 Steps to a Successful DevOps Adoption[article]

Implementing DevOps practices can significantly accelerate software releases while still assuring applications meet quality objectives. But DevOps can’t be bought, bolted on, or just declared. If you’re considering a move to a DevOps delivery model, here are six approaches for ensuring a successful DevOps adoption within an organization.
Alan Crouch's picture Alan Crouch
June 14, 2017
Changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace A Changing of the Guard at AgileConnection[article]

The AgileConnection technical editor, Johanna Rothman, is moving on from her post. Here, she reflects on what she's learned over the last six years—about writing, agile, and working with people—and she introduces you to the new person who is taking over for the site.
Johanna Rothman's picture Johanna Rothman
June 7, 2017
Hand holding stopwatch 5 Principles for Using Agile Team Metrics Responsibly[article]

With the transparency of agile and the granularity of team-based metrics, it's important to be responsible in how you use your measurements. There are five principles Joel Bancroft-Connors adheres to when dealing with metrics: start collecting early and often, be consistent, stay focused, measure the project and the teams separately, and—most importantly—measure responsibly.
Joel Bancroft-Connors's picture Joel Bancroft-Connors
May 31, 2017
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