In this Update, we examine some of the more temporal aspects of using the ADF activities as part of a systems development process. We begin by revisiting the ADF activity structure and, by choosing an example development process, examine how the activities that comprise that process exchange information. We shall then look at the viability of a typical development sprint timescale in being able to accommodate all the activities necessary for large, complex development involving business analysis.
An Agile Development Framework for Business Analysts: Part IV — Development Process Dynamics
Posted September 10, 2018 | Technology |
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Robin Harwood is a UK-based independent IT consultant with 30 years’ experience in industry and academic institutions, specializing in the delivery of business analysis, systems analysis, and requirements management to a varied range of clients across the public and private sectors. He is a member of the British Computer Society, a Chartered Engineer (CEng) with the UK’s Engineering Council, and a Chartered Information Technology Professional (… Read More
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