Historical Roots of Agile Methods - Where did “Agile Thinking” Come from (Article)
Author: Noura Abbas, Andrew M Gravell and Gary B Wills
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Description: Historical Roots of Agile Methods - Where Did “Agile Thinking” Come from (Article) por Noura Abbas, Andrew M Gravell and Gary B Wills examines the origins of Agile methodologies, tracing their concepts back to earlier software development practices. This paper offers valuable insights into the evolution of Agile, revealing that many "new" ideas have historical precedents, enriching understanding and promoting better Agile adoption.
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