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Effective Development Begins and Ends with People

Smith, Preston G. | E-Mail Advisors | 15 May 2008 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Consider Constraining Your Project with Timeboxed Sizing

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 08 May 2008 | Agile Project Management

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Business Environment Determines Degree of Team's Innovation

Stein, Erik | E-Mail Advisors | 01 May 2008 | Agile Project Management

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Shortening the Tail

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 24 April 2008 | Agile Project Management

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How to Increase Productive Velocity, Part 1

Coldewey, Jens | E-Mail Advisors | 17 April 2008 | Agile Project Management

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Employing Google's Free-Time Policy in Your Business

Phillips, Dwayne | E-Mail Advisors | 16 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Agile Project Management

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Disassembling the Nokia Test

Brosseau, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 10 April 2008 | Agile Project Management

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When Applying a Standard, Use Your Judgment

Orr, Ken | E-Mail Advisors | 10 April 2008 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Business Intelligence; Agile Project Management

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Chartering Agile Projects

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 03 April 2008 | Agile Project Management

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Underestimating End-User Training for Business Performance Management Initiative

Hall, Curt | E-Mail Advisors | 01 April 2008 | Business Intelligence; Agile Project Management

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Leveraging Metrics to Benefit from the Agile Approach

Hazra, Tushar K. | E-Mail Advisors | 27 March 2008 | Agile Project Management

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Y2K Redux: When Management Woke Up to Risk

Pritchard, Carl | E-Mail Advisors | 27 March 2008 | Enterprise Risk Management & Governance; Agile Project Management

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Agile Transitions, Part 10: Turning Development Barrier into Opportunity

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 20 March 2008 | Agile Project Management

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Beyond Iteration Planning: Steps to Start the Journey

Coldewey, Jens | E-Mail Advisors | 13 March 2008 | Agile Project Management

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Agile Transitions, Part 9: Integration

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 06 March 2008 | Agile Project Management

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How Software Engineering Is an Oxymoron

Ferronato, Pierfranco | E-Mail Advisors | 05 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Agile Project Management

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Agile and Usability Testing -- Further Thoughts

Barnum, Carol M. | E-Mail Advisors | 05 March 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Agile Project Management

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Remember: Agility Is Lack of Rigidity

Smith, Preston G. | E-Mail Advisors | 28 February 2008 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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Agile Transitions, Part 8: Mapping Your Support Strategy

Highsmith, Jim | E-Mail Advisors | 21 February 2008 | Agile Project Management; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance

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The Stata Center Is Leaking! Part 1

Orr, Ken | E-Mail Advisors | 21 February 2008 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Agile Project Management

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