RE: Agile Method

["R. Armstrong" <rarmstrong -at- alpha -dot- ipswitch -dot- com>]

> Agile . . . again! Is Agile specific to software? Has anyone worked in or 
> know of writers who have worked on an Agile project that was for 
> hardware/firmware?

> Any feedback, info, links, et cetera would be greatly appreciated.

While I have not heard first hand of anyone using Agile in hardware
production, I do know that people are using it for non-software related
projects. The process and philosophy can be used against any task-based
project or scenario that you can complete in small increments, with a team
effort moving the project along. 

We have used the Agile method to handle our office move, the rewrite of a
User's Guide, and the planning of a large company function. 

What kinds of questions do you have, and what kind of help are you looking
for?

Robert Armstrong
Ipswitch, Inc.


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