Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 8th May 2006 03:54 UTC
A key consideration in adopting an iterative process is selecting how long your iterations will be. Mike Cohn discusses the issues to consider when determining whether your team's iterations should last two weeks, three weeks, or longer.
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2005-07-12
Depends on the shop. At my old position at an airline we had the time to do things properly. If we ran into any problems from managerment, all we had to do is say that cutting corners could result in a safety issue. :-)
(I worked in flight ops -- sometimes it was actually true!)
In my current position, it isn't quite so clear, but so far sanity (and common-sense processes) have been the winner. That might be tested soon; film at 11.