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Distributed SCRUM as a Supplier – one year after

14 January 2009 3 Comments

Last year, I exposed some of the initial lessons learned during the initial operation of two agile projects based on a mixed onshore-offshore model. One year after, the projects are concluded overall successfully, and some major additional lessons are learned: personalities and culture matter, hands-on management is as important as ever and agility concepts can be applied to an organization besides projects. Presentation by Cristiano Sadun (TietoEnator) at Smidig 2008.

Additional resources

Presentation Powerpoint slides

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The secrets of doing agile offshoring with success (Vidéo)

Distributed Scrum: Agile Project Management with Outsourced Development (Article)

Making Distributed Agile Work (Article)

Using an Agile Software Process with Offshore Development (Article)

Offshore outsourcing with Scrum: Interview with Jeff Sutherland

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