The Art of AgileSMJames Shore"You influenced me to think in completely different ways, and to question traditional assumptions about everything I thought I knew" —Chris W., Extreme Programmer and Coach |
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I work with people who want to be great.
Great software teams consistently deliver market success, technical success, and personal success for team members and stakeholders. I help teams achieve:
Greatness doesn't require great talent. Talent doesn't hurt, by any means, but I've helped ordinary people work together to create great teams. No, it's not talent that's needed. What's needed is will. To be great, you have to be willing to take risks, rock the boat, and change your environment to maximize productivity, throughput, and value. If that's you—particularly if you're in a product-focused, entrepreneurial environment—I want to hear from you. We can do great things together. (Read my essay, "Stumbling Through Mediocrity.") ServicesI have services to meet a variety of needs:
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About JamesJames Shore is a thought leader in the Agile software development community. He combines deep technical expertise with whole-system thinking to help development teams worldwide achieve high throughput, market focus, productivity, and quality. His work helps teams generate opportunities, reduce costs, and respond quickly and effectively to changing market conditions. James was an early adopter of Agile development and he continues to lead, teach, write and consult on Agile development processes. In 2001, he was one of the first ten people to sign the newly-released Agile Manifesto and in 2005 he was an inaugural recipient of the prestigious Gordon Pask Award for Contributions to Agile Practice. James is a popular lecturer on software development process and his work is frequently referenced in software trade publications. He is the co-author of The Art Of Agile Development (O'Reilly, 2007). |