The Basics: Iteration
Iteration is the act of a repeated process, or the result of that process. In Scrum, the time dedicated to an iteration is called a...
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About This Method
Agile is a methodology developed by the software industry to get projects done despite the fact that tech projects tend to have a lot of emergencies, interruptions and constantly shifting resources and priorities. Agile - in one form or another - is the primary approach used to produce products and launch businesses in the technology industry today …and has been for the past ten years, because it works.
Agile derives its name from its core strength: adaptability. Specifically: it allows the business or person using the framework to make progress despite uncertainty, interruption, or changing circumstances.
But Agile has a very wide range of uses outside of technology or business. Like most practitioners, I used Agile at home as well as at work, at first mainly to increase my productivity. But people have used Agile for everything from scientific research and artistic creation to personal development and getting kids to do their homework.
Agile is simple: an ordinary person can learn the basics in about ten minutes. Agile is also deep: there are literally thousands of methods, tips, and tools that have been created or discovered by various people for various purposes.
I have found Agile to be a lot like meditation: Meditation is also simple, and effective, but you have to practice. You can do it on your own, but it helps to have a coach. I’ve been coaching and teaching Agile since 2005. I am very good at it.
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