Talking with Phil Japikse about Agile programming. 
An international speaker, Microsoft MVP, MCSD, CSM, and CSP, and a passionate member of the developer community, Phil Japikse has been working with .Net since the first betas, developing software for over 20 years, and heavily involved in the agile community since 2005. Phil works as the Agile Practices Evangelist for Telerik’s Agile Project Management Division, serves as the Lead Director for the Cincinnati .Net User’s Group and the Cincinnati Software Architect Group, and is the host of the Zero To Agile podcast .
Phil founded Agile Conferences, Inc., a non-profit dedicated to advancing agile in all aspects of software development. Phil also serves as Cub Master for his sons’ Cub Scout Pack, volunteers for the National Ski Patrol, and is a recently retired Firefighter/Paramedic. You can follow Phil on twitter and read his blog
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i missed a summary or conclusion that announce what kind company organization preferes which agile method. for instance i think military organized companies tend to pick scrum to increase the gap between members and non members even more. while kanban is picked from companies with a very flat organization. that is just my thought and so i ask for such summary if anybody else beside me has some thoughts about who picks or tends to pick a specific methodology.