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Agile is still a confusing topic at CIO level

Posted March 10th, 2008 by Matt Morgan

An interesting post at the Agile Software Development blog points to a Stelligent survey that asked a selection of CIOs about their understanding on Agile. Some of the findings:

- 72% of CIO’s said that NO, they did not have a solid understanding of Agile Development Methodologies.

- 72% of CIO’s said YES, they are open to adopting agile methods.

While almost 3 out of 4 CIOs said there were open to adopting Agile methods, the same number (almost 3 out of 4) said they didn’t fully understand what agile is. While agile adoption is rising, we are still early in the curve!

Read the full post here.

Matt Morgan is the Chief Marketing Officer at Blueprint. Matt is a 15 year marketing and product professional whose tenure includes almost a decade at Mercury Interactive, where he was the Director of Product Marketing and oversaw Mercury's Quality Management and Performance Management products. In this role, Mr. Morgan drove the teams that created and launched many net-new products, including Mercury Functional Testing, Mercury Business Process Testing, new versions of Mercury QuickTest Professional and WinRunner, and the Mercury SAP and Oracle Test Accelerators for BPT.

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1 Hamilton // Mar 21, 2008 at 8:45 pm

Funny how in the ‘rapidly moving’ world of technology, ‘early in the curve’ always seems to be case six or seven years after the advent of a new methodology.

Agile is still a confusing topic at CIO level

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