Once again we are pleased and humbled to be included within the Carnival of the Agilists collection of blog posts. See here: http://trailridgeconsulting.com/blog/?p=104

For all the prior Carnival of the Agilists selections, see here: http://www.agilealliance.org/show/1670

Enjoy. These are recommended.

This is not to say that I would agree with every word of every post, but “two heads are better than one” is an key idea in Agile. The team is wiser than any one individual. (Yes, I know there are exceptions, and a good team knows when to follow the leader.)

We are pleased to modestly report that our blog has been included again in the Carnival of the Agilists, this time the 10/30 edition. See here: http://www.notesfromatooluser.com/2007/10/carnival-of-the.html

This listing of “the best Agile blog posts” is quite interesting. See here for the fuller listing:
http://www.agilealliance.org/show/1670

Enjoy!

Mark Levison, a friendly Canadian (I am working with a bunch of those Canadians lately) has the controls for the Carnival of the Agilists this time. Again, we are honored to have been selected, this time for Adopting Agile and similar posts related to Lean.

Check it out.

And check out the Agile Tangents group that Mark set up. A number of good people there.

We are honored to have been selected for the Carnival of the Agilists, in the latest “issue”. See Pete Behrens’s blog and Agile Alliance for the other blog entries selected. Agile Alliance has all the previous Carnival selections.

“Carnival” I hope suggests the joyous creative side of Agile. And the variety of opinions that are voiced. For some of you, there may be an association with “too rowdy” or unbridled behavior (think of a Southern city that is also famous for a hurricane). Some people under the banner of Agile do things that provide a minor bit of support for that negative image, but, in my opinion, that is not what Agile is about at all.

Anyway, enjoy this selection of blog entries.