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Agile is meant to be used for non-software delivery projects as well. In your view, with the parts you crossed out (including the physiological/motivational st
by platform 9y ago
Agile is meant to be used for non-software delivery projects as well.
In your view, with the parts you crossed out (including the physiological/motivational structures)-- would Agile still be widely applicable outside of the software-oriented projects?
Couple of, say, hypothetical examples, perhaps for non-software projects
-- developing & submitting scientific grant application
-- organizing a non-trivial longitudinal survey
-- looking for college for kids
-- designing a motorcycle with unique frame/engine layout
-- planning and shooting a movie
- apenwarr 9y agoIn my opinion (and you should take it as an opinion :)), the "good parts" of Agile are the same for both software and non-software projects. Estimation, strict prioritization, and (automated) progress tracking are the keys to any successful project management.