AgileTD

to manage comes from italian maneggiare, meaning to handle and train horses according to @jurgenappelo at #AgileTD

— Nastia Rubanik (@nastiarubanik)2012-11-21 03:41:46

RT @AnkoTijman: #agiletd According to @jurgenappelo having sprints of 4 week length is "vintage scrum" :)

— Chris George (@chrisg0911)2012-11-21 03:41:43

"To manage comes from the Italian maneggiare which means taking care of horses." @jurgenappelo #agiletd

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-21 03:41:22

RT @AnkoTijman: #agiletd According to @jurgenappelo having sprints of 4 week length is "vintage scrum" :)

— KZA B.V. (@KZAbv)2012-11-21 03:41:11

According to @jurgenappelo a process description is a suggestion how to do your work. But when appropriate tweak it. Agreed! #AgileTD

— Jan Jaap Cannegieter (@jjcannegieter)2012-11-21 03:41:11

RT @siggeb: "The process is what you actually see, not whats in the binder." @jurgenappelo #agiletd

— Gitte Ottosen (@Godtesen)2012-11-21 03:39:58

RT @Godtesen: Steal and tweak #AgileTD

— Huib Schoots (@huibschoots)2012-11-21 03:39:31

"Systems with longer feedback cycles have higher extinction rates" @jurgenappelo #agileTD

— Wlfgng (@Wrdlbrmpfd)2012-11-21 03:39:18

#agiletd According to @jurgenappelo having sprints of 4 week length is "vintage scrum" :)

— AnkoTijman (@AnkoTijman)2012-11-21 03:39:18

RT @siggeb: "The process is what you actually see, not whats in the binder." @jurgenappelo #agiletd

— KZA B.V. (@KZAbv)2012-11-21 03:38:16