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Make Impacts, Not Software!
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Summary
Gojko Adžić explains how to ask questions and how to see things in a different perspective in order to get more from the software development process.
Bio
Gojko Adzic is a software delivery consultant and author of several books on Impact Mapping, Specification by Example, Test Driven .NET Development with FitNesse and Bridging the Communication Gap: Specification by Example and Agile Acceptance Testing. Adžić is a prolific speaker at software development and testing conferences.
About the conference
The Toronto Agile Community presents the 5th Annual Agile Tour conference being held at the Hilton Toronto on October 29th. This popular conference has sold out each year, providing attendees and sponsors with numerous opportunities to benefit from this lively, informative and interactive event.
Jan 10, 2014
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Community comments
Why not GQM?
by Paulo Sérgio Medeiros,
Why not GQM?
by Paulo Sérgio Medeiros,
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Nice talk! Regarding the positive/negative metrics and experiments design planning, I think that Software Engineering already has a quite vast literature in this topic. It can be said that it begun about two decades ago with Goal/Question/Metric paradigm, and has been evolved since them. It was initially conceived and applied in real software projects with the Experience Factory approach, but now it is mostly used in academic experiments and studies. "Making Software: What Really Works, and Why We Believe It" is a recent book which shows some applications of it. In addition, there many books specifically about GQM.