By mitchp
via agile.dzone.com
Published: Feb 26 2010 / 13:15
There's been interest in "scaling Agile" since the beginning of the movement, but most of the early discussion was theoretical. There wasn't anybody doing Agile on a large scale at the time. Ron Jeffries summed up my early feelings on the subject perfectly on the C2 Wiki: "A hundred-person project is a ten-person project, with overhead." I dabbled with some of the challenging questions, such as how evolutionary architecture works in a multi-team environment, but I never tried to address the whole picture.
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