E-MailThe Roots of Agile, Part 1
Last month (see "The Roots of Agile, Part 1," 6 September 2007), we broadened the concept of agile software development by considering the underlying factors that make any development process more agile, whether it is a software development process that can take advantage of certain special characteristics of the software medium or the development of a non-software product for which conventional agile software techniques would not apply. In this concluding installment, I cover five additional basic factors that will make your product development of any kind more agile.
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