hiho,
I was surfing around looking at some pages relating to the usage of agile techniques and I came across this very small article <http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic &articleId=273413> referencing the success Sabre is having in applying an agile process. I was sort of put off by this erroneous-sounding snippet: "Sabre's approach to agile development draws from other iterative programming techniques such as UML". Certainly UML can be an important development technique applied in iterative development, but I wouldn't casually reference it as an "iterative programming technique". Anyway, the intriguing quote is this one: "As Sabre began developing a runtime infrastructure in 2004, project iterations would typically start with an inception phase - an evaluation of what Sabre's products could do in a Web services environment - followed by an elaboration phase". Hmmm, agility and a set of phases starting with inception and then going on to elaboration. And usage of UML. Sounds like a great idea! ----------------- b
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