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Agile Development – A Brief Introduction
By Gwyn Fisher Agile is based upon a number of guiding principles that all Agile teams follow. For the purposes of this discussion, three principles – or values – are of particular interest: Quality software development Iterative flexibility Continuous improvement Quality Software Development The primary focus of Agile development is to enable the development of quality software that satisfies a customer need – i.e. Continue reading
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IT Project Governance And Prince2 Project Management: How To Keep Major IT Investments On The Rails
By Alan Calder In today’s fast-changing information economy, IT project governance ( http://www.itgovernance.co.uk/page.proj_gov ) has emerged as one of the most vital corporate responsibilities. The relentless pressure to innovate whilst simultaneously driving down costs means that organisations are increasingly ‘betting the farm’ on the successful development and deployment of new IT systems Continue reading
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Tagged approach, based, board, business, case, ensure, governance, plan, progress, requirements, risk
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