High Performance Agile Teams: An Overview of Collaboration

Any team benefits from being highly collaborative. This is especially true in Agile development, where the techniques for rapidly building quality software rely on communication and relationships over documentation and process formality. Agile techniques demand teams exercise a higher level of collaboration.

Yet the Agile community doesn't have a common definition for what "collaboration" is. Collaboration is usually defined simply as a group of people who work...

Any team benefits from being highly collaborative. This is especially true in Agile development, where the techniques for rapidly building quality software rely on communication and relationships over documentation and process formality. Agile techniques demand teams exercise a higher level of collaboration.

Yet the Agile community doesn't have a common definition for what "collaboration" is. Collaboration is usually defined simply as a group of people who work together. We often don't know what collaboration should look like or the benefits it can provide. How do we know we're leveraging the relationships and commitments of the team in addition to the energy of individuals?

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