How to Maximize Business Value Using Agile Processes

by Ken Schwaber

The accompanying Executive Report presents the application of empirical process control to the practice of project management. Traditional project management lays out a plan and ensures that the activities conform to the plan. Variations are handled through mechanisms like "change control." Agile project management lays out a vision and then nurtures project resources to do the best possible to achieve the plan. Agile project management is the "art of the possible."

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How to Maximize Business Value Using Agile Processes May 2002