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Home » About Conference » Agile Prague Conference 2011 » Program 2011 » Speakers and Talks » Gaetano Mazzanti /Italy/
Gaetano Mazzanti - Metrics in a Complex World
Gaetano Mazzanti /Italy/ spent 20+ years in the Software and Machinery Industry.
He worked in USA and India leading distributed teams in advanced software projects (CAD/CAM, PLM, Industrial Automation, Plant Control and Supervision)
Since 2007 he successfully introduced Agile methodologies (Scrum) in my company.
He is now coaching and consulting in Italy and abroad helping organizations to embrace Agile methodologies.
mgaewsj
http://www.linkedin.com/in/gaetanomazzanti
http://agileandbeyond.blogspot.com
Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/mgaewsj/how-fragile-we-are-ale2011
Metrics in a Complex World
After a short introduction about the role of metrics in the 'learn and change' loop, we will define and introduce metric quadrants in terms of process, product, team maturity and business. We will discuss which metrics fit where and which correlations exist between different quadrants.
We will then check how motion charts may help us in understanding the evolution of various data/properties/artifacts including tests, code and backlogs.
And speaking of backlogs, given that a backlog is a queue (as such it should be removed, shouldn't it), our closing topics will be queues, flow and different ways to measure WIP.
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