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Tag Archives: agile
A Problem Shared
Do you work in a highly fluid IT environment? Do you work in or manage a geographically disparate virtual team? Do you struggle with building in and maintaining the quality of your developments and releases? Then this article could be … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Project Management
Tagged agile, pair programming, peer review, working practices
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You are not doing Scrum
Because your stand-up is a 45 minute conference call to India. Because you still have to estimate total effort and duration. Because the customer does not attend reviews or planning meetings. Because you are not showing working software at the … Continue reading
Don’t dis the “As Is”!
So, your project has kicked off. It’s big. It’s strategic. A career maker. Your task? To design and implement a new strategic messaging platform to replace the existing legacy system. This constitutes a myriad of SQL scripts, staging tables, tactical … Continue reading
Posted in Business Rules, Data Mapping, Domain Model, Trade Flow
Tagged agile, As Is, break, domain boundary, edge case, Messaging Systems, Post-Trade, sequencing, sql script, test driven, To Be, use case
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