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A Lean and Scalable Requirements Information Model for the Agile Enterprise
Agile development practices introduced, adopted and extended the XP-originated "User Story" as the primary currency for expressing application requirements within the agile enterprise. The just-in-time application of the user story simplified software development and eliminated the prior waterfall like practices of overly burdensome and overly constraining requirements specifications for agile tea... Read More...
The SOA Experience for Analysts
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Establishing a Business Analysis Community of Practice, Part 4
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