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2002-Jun-27 [this day]

Agile methods and risks

The agile methods provide a tradeoff between speed and risk. So they are not inherently good or bad, but they trade off between one thing that is good, speed, and another that is bad, risk. ... Trading off explicit knowledge captured in documentation for tacit interpersonal knowledge is the main way agile methods achieve more speed while bounding risk. ... XP training is a necessary but not sufficient condition for success... ["The Agile Methods Fray", IEEE Computer, June 2002, pp. 90-92] [this item]

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