Hi everyone,
I just joined the group after I was recently advised to present some
of my material to this audience.
Hope you'll find this of interest and that we can get a discussion
going on the subject of "eXtreme Analysis".
XP and other agile approaches really focus on allowing organisations
to re-organise and re-align their capability to deliver... this
implies that our customer actually knows what they want.
At the begining of the year, I had to manage a project where no
matter how much of the XP practices we could implement, the project
was going to deliver virtually no business value (but a lot of IT
changes...).
That makes me say that "XP is really good at delivering what is in
the story pot. If no value is in the story pot, XP will be really
good at delivering no value."
Being lucky enough to work for an organisation that allows me to
experiment, I have tried a new approach to /save/ this project and
protect the outcome.
This project now being finished, I have consolidated all this
experience in a Case Study presentation. I presented this material
at XP Day London last month.
The presentation can be found at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/extremeprogramming/files/eXtreme%
20Analysis/ , which is in the file section of this group, under a
new folder called eXtreme Analysis.
Thanks
Olivier
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