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ACCDE10 Survey: The One Book
During the last few hours of the Agile Coach Camp 2010 in Germany I started to do a spontaneous survey with one simple question: “Which ONE book should I read?” People’s reactions were quite different. Some mentioned a book within a few seconds, others needed time to think of the most recommendable book. The question…
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Book: Taiichi Ohno – Toyota Production System
Everyone interested in historic basics of Scrum and other agile approaches should read this book. Author: Taiichi Ohno Title: Toyota Production System Taiichi Ohno – Toyota Production System: Beyond Large-Scale Production Rating: recommended If you want to understand several basic principles of Scrum and other agile approaches then take a deeper look at Taiichi Ohno’s…
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Book: Mike Cohn – Agile Estimating and Planning
Everyone getting agile has to read this book! Author: Mike Cohn Title: Agile Estimating and Planning http://bit.ly/1JA1Cr Rating: highly recommended! This book is just a must have and a must read! Mike Cohn describes all important aspects and concepts of estimating and planning in an agile approach. Lots of real-world examples show how…
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Book: Mike Cohn – User Stories Applied
Everyone getting agile has to read this book! Author: Mike Cohn Title: User Stories Applied for Agile Software Development http://bit.ly/POrak Rating: highly recommended! During any approach to implement agile procedures in an organisation there is a need to explain how management and engineering of requirements should work. Coming from traditional waterfall projects most…
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Book: Esther Derby, Diana Larsen – Agile Retrospectives
Everyone working with teams has to read this book! Authors: Esther Derby, Diana Larsen Title: Agile Retrospectives – Making Good Teams Great http://bit.ly/cvoaH Rating: highly recommended! Esther Derby and Diana Larsen describe 38 activities for all stages of a retrospective meeting. These activities provide ways to improve the team work and to…
