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Michael Cote

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Enterprise Agile with Chip Holden from PeopleOverProcess.com Posted: Aug 13, 2007 11:43 AM
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I talked with an old friend of mine, Chip Holden, last week about his recent thoughts and experience applying Agile Software Development on large-scale projects.

Chip works at one of my former work-places, BMC Software. He’s been there since the beginning (and before) of BMC’s switch to Agile, and he’s always got plenty of war stories to tell. More importantly, he’s drawn out some useful (anti-)patterns, observations, and practices.

For more from Chip on Enterprise Agile, check: RedMonkRadio #30 and DrunkAndRetired.com #25.

As with all RedMonkTV videos, you can subscribe to the podcast feed to get them automatically.

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