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Posted by Deborah Hartmann on Dec 28, 2006 06:01 AM
Dave Thomas, managing director of Object Mentor and founding director of the Agile Alliance, recently took a look at Ivar Jacobson Consulting's (IJC) new Essential Unified Process. His article on Dr. Dobb's Journal, The Essential Unified Process: New Life for the Unified Process revisits the evolution of Jacobson's ideas and evaluates this latest reformulation of the Unified Process. He calls it "a dramatic improvement to UP," concluding that it "embraces agility."Despite the increased amount of process and tools, organizations soon observed that just increasing process didn't seem to result in more predictable, higher quality software. The Agile Alliance emerged from the Agile Manifesto when a community of successful software developers took a public position against the process/method heavy approach and instead focused on the practices that produce software and how one can improve them.What distinguishes EssUP, in his opinion, is that it is simpler, more flexible and more extensible than previous expressions of UP. He says "the approach is practice-centric instead of process-role centered." In addition, it is presented with a lightweight and friendly approach which "makes learning the process easy, some might say even agile."
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We've run short of TLAs, Ivar's new offering is known as EssUP for short, to distinguish it from Scott Ambler's Enterprise Unified Process - a prior claimant to the EUP TLA. Good to see Dave was using this accepted form in DDJ (that's Dr. Dobbs Journal, in case there are any other claimants...)
Thanks, Deb; that looks better now. Sorry for being picky.
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