Definition of agile
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An approach to doing work (most often applied in the context of software development work). This approach is typified by repeated, rapid feedback to key stakeholders; multi-disciplinary, cross-functional, self-organising teams; a capability for adroitly responding to changing circumstances; and with a special emphasis on people and their interactions.
An approach to doing work (most often applied in the context of software development work). This approach is typified by repeated, rapid feedback to key stakeholders; multi-disciplinary, cross-functional, self-organising teams; a capability for adroitly responding to changing circumstances; and with a special emphasis on people and their interactions.
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An approach to doing work (most often applied in the context of software development). This approach is typified by repeated, rapid feedback on a product or service to key stakeholders to focus on providing value; multi-disciplinary, cross-functional, self-organising teams; a capability for adroitly responding to changing circumstances; and with a special emphasis on people and their interactions.
An approach to doing work (most often applied in the context of software development). This approach is typified by repeated, rapid feedback on a product or service to key stakeholders to focus on providing value; multi-disciplinary, cross-functional, self-organising teams; a capability for adroitly responding to changing circumstances; and with a special emphasis on people and their interactions.
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Agile development, e.g
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