SWARMing - Scaling Without A Religious Methodology
Offered By: GOTO Conferences via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a thought-provoking conference talk on scaling methodologies in software development. Delve into the concept of "SWARMing" (Scaling Without A Religious Methodology) as presented by Katherine Kirk and Dan North at GOTO Chicago 2018. Learn why traditional scaling approaches often fall short and discover alternative strategies for achieving better results with less effort. Examine the characteristics of existence in software development, the inevitability of certain challenges, and the pitfalls of packaged solutions. Gain insights into scaling without adhering to a rigid methodology, embracing ambiguity, and focusing on the human factor in tech transformations. Understand how to adapt and strategize effectively in various organizational contexts, ultimately leading to more successful and enjoyable software development processes.
Syllabus
Introduction
Cost Accounting
Why is it not working
Characteristics of existence
The inevitable
Packaged solutions
Religion
Scaling without a religion
Summary
Conclusion
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