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Overview: Agile Metrics in Action: Measuring and enhancing the performance of Agile teams is a practical book that shows how to take the data already being generated to make teams, processes, and products better. It points out which metrics to use to objectively measure performance and what data really counts, along with where to find it, how to get it, and how to analyze it. The book also shows how all team members can publish their own metrics through dashboards and radiators, taking charge of communicating performance and individual accountability. Along the way, it offers practical data analysis techniques, including a few emerging Big Data practices.

Authors:

Christopher W. H. Davis

Published In:

2015

Overview: As we see, many people mistake Agile, being the only thing an engineering team does, and this book breaks that myth and belief.  This book explains why this thinking can only limit your success when adopting Agile, and how to anticipate the changes that come your way. The Concise Executive Guide to Agile is also helpful for those who have already started with Agile and make them thoroughly incorporate Agile in corporate culture. It gives you the confidence to flexibly navigate the hurdles inherent in selling and succeeding with Agile in your business: i.e. existing methodologies, outsourcing, diverse geographies, resistance to change, and the rest.

Authors:

Israel Gat

Published In:

2010