On Behaviourism: How Automation Can Lead to the Real Adoption of Agile
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After years of sending chills down corporate spines, Agile is the new buzz word.
Everybody’s agile nowadays, surely helped by the rise of more corporate-friendly methodologies, such as Scrum and SAFe. Unfortunately, it takes more than adopting a framework to become Agile.
We discuss how automation needs to be at the centre of any Agile approach, to shape new behaviours and new mindsets - both in people and corporations.
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On Behaviourism: How Automation Can Lead to the Real Adoption of Agile
Mauro Talevi
Mauro Talevi works for Agilesque, an independent consultancy specialising in Agile coaching and development. He's helped enterprises deliver complex and large projects by introducing Agile practices and tools, believing that the best results can be achieved by bringing together the right ideas with the appropriate tools to implement them. He's active in numerous open-source project, more recently contributing to the core development of JBehave.