17 Tips for the Next Top 100 Agile Books

23 August 2012

Posted in Top Lists

How ironic.

My own little book is the first one that did not make it onto the Top 100 Agile Books, which I published last week. If I had not made that last-minute decision to allow that other author’s book onto the list… *groan*

Oh well, it simply means I made it to the #1 slot of the list of new Agile books that didn’t make it onto the Top 100, this time.

Maybe next year…

1	How to Change the World: Change Management 3.0	Jurgen Appelo	2012
2	Who Is Agile?	Yves Hanoulle	2012
3	Agile Analytics: A Value-Driven Approach to Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing	Ken W. Collier	2011
4	Disciplined Agile Delivery: A Practitioner's Guide to Agile Software Delivery in the Enterprise	Scott Ambler, Mark Lines	2012
5	Individuals and Interactions: An Agile Guide	Ken Howard, Barry Rogers	2011
6	ATDD by Example: A Practical Guide to Acceptance Test-Driven Development	Markus Gaertner	2012
7	Enterprise Software Delivery: Bringing Agility and Efficiency to the Global Software Supply Chain	Alan Brown	2012
8	An Agile Adoption and Transformation Survival Guide	Michael Sahota	2012
9	The Retrospective Handbook	Patrick Kua	2012
10	The Dream Team Nightmare	Portia Tung	2012
11	There's Always a Duck	Elizabeth Hendrickson	2012
12	Enterprise Release Management: Agile Delivery of a Strategic Change Portfolio	Louis J. Taborda	2011
13	30 Days to better Agile: Effective strategies for getting results Fast using Scrum	Angela Druckman	2012
14	Combat Agile: Applying Military Concepts to Create Top-Performing Agile Teams	Steven T. Johnson	2012
15	Everything You Want to Know About Agile	Jamie Lynn Cooke	2012
16	Discover to Deliver	Ellen Gottesdiener	2012
17	The Leprechauns of Software Engineering	Laurent Bossavit	2012