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Consider Constraining Your Project with Timeboxed Sizing

by Jim Highsmith

Agile development has always included the practice of timeboxing -- setting a fixed time limit to overall development efforts and letting other characteristics, such as scope, vary. However, timeboxing can also be used in another interesting way: timeboxing capabilities and stories rather than projects or iterations.

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Consider Constraining Your Project with Timeboxed SizingThu May 08 08:20:13 CDT 2008

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