Jurg van Vliet - Agile Infrastructures
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This document outlines key principles of agile infrastructures based on valuing individuals and interactions over processes, customer collaboration over contract negotiation, working software over comprehensive documentation, and responding to change over following a strict plan.
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Jurg van Vliet - Agile Infrastructures
- 1. Agile Infrastructures The Amazon Way
- 5. Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
- 8. Customer collaboration over contract negotiation.
- 11. Working software over comprehensive documentation
- 14. Responding to change over following a plan