Change, then change again: it’s a story familiar to developer managers everywhere. Projects are getting bigger and more complex. Developers are striving to reduce time-to-market, and squeeze releases out ever faster to keep pace with the market’s demands for new functionality. What’s more, customers aren’t prepared to wait until Q2 next year for a major release, to get the next batch of features built into the solution. They’d like them now, thanks very much – while reserving the right to change the feature set at any time. In these accelerated circumstances, speed of development is not just about the coding; there’s an ever-growing emphasis on how you manage your teams and the overall development process.

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