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Agile Change Requests

Greger Wikstrand 2012-01-17 2014-11-19Project Management, Requirements Engineering 9
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There are change requests and then there are agile change requests. Now, I hear some of you saying to yourselves: “He is crazy, there is no such thing as ‘agile change request’!” You are right, partly, I agree that agile methods were designed to avoid change requests. But! All change…

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