aterny
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Tag Archives: Foundations
The context behind user stories
How do you go about generating the requirements on your agile project? Does your Business Analyst go around interviewing each of the business stakeholders? Do you hold one or more workshops where stories are written in a group? If you … Continue reading
Atern Principle 5 – Build Incrementally from Firm Foundations
Have you started an agile project and realised part-way through that you had made a decision early on that now needed to be changed? Did you ever deliver on time and not meet the objectives of the stakeholders? Did you … Continue reading
DSDM in the real world 