Thanks for your comment. I am a member of the DSDM group on LinkedIn. I looked through the membership and did find a few (less than 5) in the US. I don’t want to over empahsize this issue. It would be good if there was more of a community here but it’s not essential.

By the way, I bought an electronic copy of your book (I’m not a Mobipocket Reader fan but it gets the job done). I’m reading it now but am just beginning. Even though I’m not using Prince2, I think it will be very useful.

Thanks again for your comments.

Regards,

Mike Pattison

I enjoyed your blog. DSDM had been using a closed model until only recently when it went open in 2007 so this is why it has low coverage in North America although it is very well known in the UK and Europe. A lot of people are using in preference to Scrum as it scales easily. In fact a lot of Scrum users wrap DSDM Atern around their existing practices when trying to get agile up to enterprise level. (In DSDM, Scrum is called ‘timeboxing’)

Perhaps try The DSDM Group on LinkedIn if you have any questions or looking to find North American contacts.

Regards

Keith

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