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An Agile Approach to Master Data Management

Ambler, Scott W. | E-Mail Advisors | 27 December 2007 | Agile Project Management

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Velocity Matters: Google, Microsoft, and Hyper-Agility, Part 1

Orr, Ken | E-Mail Advisors | 20 December 2007 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Agile Project Management; Innovation

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Agile Transitions, Part 4

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 20 December 2007 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Overcoming Obstacles to Test-Driven Development

Coldewey, Jens | E-Mail Advisors | 13 December 2007 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Agile Transitions, Part 3

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 06 December 2007 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Software "Gossip": A Metaphor for Agile

Spann, David | E-Mail Advisors | 05 December 2007 | Cutter IT Journal; Agile Project Management

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Credibility: Using Boosters

Williams, Laurie | E-Mail Advisors | 29 November 2007 | Agile Project Management

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A Consistent Approach, Where Needed

Brosseau, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 28 November 2007 | Cutter IT Journal; Agile Project Management

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From the Horse's Mouth

Kellen, Vince | E-Mail Advisors | 21 November 2007 | Business-IT Strategies; Agile Project Management

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Software Productivity -- Bad News and Good News

Orr, Ken | E-Mail Advisors | 21 November 2007 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Agile Project Management

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Agile Transitions, Part 2

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 21 November 2007 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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The Role of Abstractions

Coldewey, Jens | E-Mail Advisors | 15 November 2007 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Agile Transitions, Part 1

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 08 November 2007 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Emotion: What's in It for Me?

Williams, Laurie | E-Mail Advisors | 01 November 2007 | Agile Project Management

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On Tools in Agile Development, Part 3

Coldewey, Jens | E-Mail Advisors | 24 October 2007 | Agile Project Management

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Allowing for Agile Failures

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 18 October 2007 | Agile Project Management

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Principles of Planning: Who and Where?

Rasmussen, David N. | E-Mail Advisors | 17 October 2007 | Business-IT Strategies; Agile Project Management

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Release Planning Themes: Breadth, Depth, BP Flow, Deployment Plan

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 11 October 2007 | Agile Project Management; Business-IT Strategies; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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The Roots of Agile, Part 2

Smith, Preston G. | E-Mail Advisors | 04 October 2007 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Collaboration and Documentation

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 27 September 2007 | Agile Project Management

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