For another opportunity to hear my thoughts on using Earned Value analysis within agile develop- ment processes, check out this conference in London in June. My presentation is on the Wednesday (11th June) entitled Applying Earned Value in Agile Projects. I'll be reporting on the work to integrate EV analysis into the xProcess project-process improvement environment, highlighting essential modifications that make it possible to apply EV within agile projects.
Monday, April 14, 2008
UK Earned Value Conference announced
For another opportunity to hear my thoughts on using Earned Value analysis within agile develop- ment processes, check out this conference in London in June. My presentation is on the Wednesday (11th June) entitled Applying Earned Value in Agile Projects. I'll be reporting on the work to integrate EV analysis into the xProcess project-process improvement environment, highlighting essential modifications that make it possible to apply EV within agile projects.
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