July 2013
Intermediate to advanced
248 pages
5h 22m
English

The team always ships its releases on-time.
Now and then, you will hear a software manager boast,“My team always ships on-time.” That’s a pretty impressive statement. Assuming that the team has shipped multiple times and that the software it builds is nontrivial, shipping on the baselined, planned date, 100 percent of the time, is quite an accomplishment.
However, teams that always ship on-time sooner or later have to lower the quality bar in order to hit the ship date. We’re not saying that they do so on every release. But a team that never compromises its ship quality criteria will eventually miss a ship date. ...
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