Brian Marick shakes up the Agile Alliance.
Brian Marick was unhappy with the current state of the Agile community and wrote about it in this article: Six years later: What the Agile Manifesto left out.
He decided to do something about it with a proposal, and ended up getting elected to the chair of the Agile Alliance. He’s now actively asking the Agile software community to help. Here’s his announcement:
“Rachel Davies recently needed to step down as chair of the board of the Agile Alliance. I’d proposed the following in response to my disquiet over the state of Agile as it moves into the mainstream, so someone suggested I run for chair on a platform of carrying it through. I did, and I was elected. I’ll be chair until August, and I take it as my responsibility to bring some derivative of this to a vote of the membership. We’ll be working on this proposal at the Agile Software Development forum. Help out, please.”
You can find this announcement and his full proposal for the future of the Agile Alliance here
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