Getting your data in and out of an web based system is really important. It’s great to be in “the cloud” but you should not sacrifice control and ownership of your information. That’s why Agile Bench has both importing and exporting capabilities.
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If you are moving from another system, or just wanted to give [...]
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Importing and Exporting your data
February 7th, 2010 · No Comments · Agile Bench, Features
Inlined editing now available
September 30th, 2009 · No Comments · Agile Bench, Features
After using Agile bench as much as we have, you soon realize that it’s a bit of a chore having to navigate to the edit story screen to update story details, so following our standard rule of thumb of if it makes our lives easy it will make your lives easy to, we have [...]
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How we got here
September 16th, 2009 · No Comments · Agile Bench, Product Development
The first release of Agile Bench was built over the last 9 months (yes that’s a lot of weekends and nights). We wanted to get a product into production as quickly as possible so we created an Information Architecture (IA) based around our domain model and then released this version to a group of close [...]
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Agile Practices Survey
August 24th, 2009 · No Comments · Agile Bench, Product Development
The first release of Agile Bench was designed around the issues that have affected our own agile projects. We’re now thinking about what should come next and we wanted to understand what other agile teams think makes the difference between good and bad projects, success and failure.
To help us with this, we’ve created a small [...]
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So why Agile Bench?
August 21st, 2009 · No Comments · Agile Bench
We’ve been involved with software development since the mid 90s, initially using waterfall type methods and then with agile approaches such as Scrum, XP and DSDM. What we realised was there wasn’t a standout tool that could help us run our projects. We wanted to create a tool that supports the key activities that make [...]
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