ThoughtWorks gives agile IT an online forum

28.05.2010
ThoughtWorks unveiled this week an online community focused on exchange of ideas and best practices related to agile .

Called "Agile Transitions," the community is intended for discussion of executive- and business-level issues pertaining to "agile IT," according to , which sells products for agile application lifecycle management.

ThoughtWorks refers to the community as being geared to "agile IT" because it is targeted at IT decision makers. But agile software development is the focus of the effort. Agile software development involves building software in shorter, phased iterations rather than mapping out the entire project in advance.

Agile Transitions is accessible at

"This online community provides an interactive forum for leaders and executives to exchange ideas and experiences," said Adam Monago, vice president of client services for the ThoughtWorks Studios division of ThoughtWorks, in a statement released by the company. "It also allows ThoughtWorks to share its experience addressing the business-related issues that are critical to building a sustainably agile organization at the global, enterprise-wide level."