Larry Maccherone

Raleigh, United States

Larry Maccherone

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Working at Rally Software while finishing my PhD from Carnegie Mellon. Living in Raleigh, NC.

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Impact of Agile Quantified - A De-Mystery Thriller Impact of Ag..
 
Lumenize Temporal Query Language Lumenize Tem..
 
Rally Lookback API Hack-a-thon Raleigh October 2012 Rally Lookba..
 
The Seven Deadly Sins of Agile Measurement The Seven De..
 
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This is the 2014 edition of the ongoing research we're doing at Rally Software quantifying the impact that various behaviors, attitudes..

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LMaccherone uploaded a new presentation "The Seven Deadly Sins of Agile Measurement"

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The Seven Deadly Sins of Agile Measurement

Using Measurement as levers rather than for feedback, is sin #1. What's the difference? Levers are employed to change someone else's be..

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The BEST agile process

How do you pick the best agile process for your team/organization? Is it XP? Scrum? Kanban? or something more traditional like TSP? Thi..

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