Re: [epf-dev] Some comments on the OpenUP collaborative practices for t

["Scott W. Ambler" <swa@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, May 25, 2006 2:23 pm, Steve Adolph said:
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> In general I would like to keep the number of practices to a minimum,
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> 5 to 6 per area - that still leaves us with 20 to 24 practices. Ouch! You
> can just imagine the fun some of the agile fundamentalists will have with
> that!

I don't know.  Counted the practices in XP v2 lately?


> Tear Down the Walls
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> Create a high trust environment

How about "Foster a High Trust Environment" as the practice?

> Buddy Up

Will "Buddy Up" work internationally?


> Confession is Good for the Soul

We need to remove religous implications.

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> I forget, where did we put retrospectives?

Continuous learning wasn't it?

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> Follow Standards
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> Important, but is it important enough to be a practice?

I'd say so.  Or perhaps it's "Follow Guidelines"

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> 1.	Create a high trust environment
> 2.	Manage by intent
> 3.	Buddy up
> 4.	Continuous Learning
> 5.	Organize around the architecture
> 6.	Take ownership (?)

Share ownership?????

- Scott
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