Command Information Presents Critical Agile Implementation Strategies at Agile 2007
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Company Introduces "Agile at the Enterprise"
HERNDON, Va., Aug. 13 / -- Command Information CommandInformation.com), the company that acquired leading agile software development company Digital Focus in February 2006, will discuss and release its latest white paper - "Agile at the Enterprise" - this week at the Agile 2007 conference in Washington, DC. Command's agile experts will be at booth #27 to answer questions and discuss recent agile trends and innovations. In addition, agile experts from the company will be featured on panels at the conference providing insight on individual agile projects and the business process changes organizations should implement for successful agile adoption.
Agile software development, once regarded as a radical development approach resigned for specialized projects and small organizations, is now reaching mainstream adoption in sizeable organizations, including Fortune 100 companies. Today, as leadership outside of IT learns of the benefits associated with agile, it is being embraced across multiple projects among larger and larger organizations.
"These larger agile implementations have identified common roadblocks and challenges to the enterprise adoption of agile and Command Information has developed an 'Enterprise Agile Framework' to address these slowdowns," said Jeff Nielsen, chief agile officer of Command Information. "In order to really take advantage of agile methods across the enterprise, business process changes need to be made across key functional groups outside of IT."
Command Information is a Platinum sponsor of Agile 2007 and will participate in Discovery Sessions, Experience Reports and an interactive Vendor Talk that explores the key findings of the white papers. Commands presentations include:
Discovery Sessions
o "Legacy Agile - Applying Agile Practices in a Legacy Environment", Ron
Hulen, CTO & Dave McMunn, Managing Director - Tuesday, 10:30 am,
meeting room 18
o "Coaching 101: A Role-Playing Session", Jeff Nielsen, Chief Agile
Officer & Dave McMunn, Managing Director - Wednesday, 2:00 pm, meeting
room 10
o "Collaboration and Facilitation with Dispersed Teams", Jeff Ward
Principal & Bill Schneider, Principal, Project Manager - Friday, 8:30
am, meeting room 3
o "Who Coaches the Coach?", Julie Brooks, Agile Coach - Friday, 8:30 am,
meeting room 5
Experience Reports
o "Growing a Build Management System from Seed", Narti Kitiyakara,
Consultant - Friday, 10:30 am, congressional hall B
Vendor Talk
o "Agile in the Enterprise", Gina McCabe, VP of Business Development -
Thursday, 9:30 am, meeting room 3
About Command Information
Command Information is the largest provider of next generation Internet (IPv6) services, and has been the trusted partner of global customers for more than 15 years. The company acquired Digital Focus in February 2006. The Herndon, VA-based company offers consulting, application and networking services to commercial and federal organizations, specializing in solutions that leverage the next generation Internet protocol. Command Labs is the research and development branch of Command Information and features a world- class education center and IPv6-enabled R&D lab. More information about Command Information can be found at commandinformation.com/.
Source: Command Information
CONTACT:Jordan Fischler of Allison & Partners for Command Information,
+1-646-428-0604, Jordan@allisonpr.com
Web site: http://commandinformation.com/
