Breaking the Addiction to Process: An Introduction to Agile Project Management

Elizabeth Scanlon-Thomas · Elizabeth Scanlon Thomas

ene 2011 · IT Governance Ltd

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Not sure if you want to become Agile? This book will explain why you should.

We live and work in an age in which clients' needs are changing rapidly. Deadlines are shortening and existing development methodologies are relatively inflexible. Projects undertaken using these systems are coming up against increasing difficulties. Modern processes need to be fast-moving and adaptable to cope with the pace of business today.

Revolutionise your working practices with Agile

Agile development methods offer greater flexibility than traditional methods. Their emphasis on incremental testing allows maximum adaptability, giving you the tools you need to meet your customers' needs efficiently and cost-effectively.

Save time and money

This twelve-step guide will give you a clear understanding of the way Agile works. It can save you time and money by helping you to:

• improve your business practices
• develop your relationships with your customers
• work more efficiently with your colleagues
• create streamlined and successful working practices

Discover how Agile can help you deliver the results your clients want, and improve your own job.

Buy this book today and discover simple solutions to age-old problems.

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Scanlon Thomas Elizabeth : Elizabeth Scanlon Thomas is a member of the Nokia Agile Community and the London Agile Community. She works as a documentation manager at Nokia, having begun her career in advertising and marketing before moving into writing in IT. Elizabeth Scanlon Thomas is a creative communication and documentation specialist with 14 years' experience developing and maintaining user-information products. She is a member of the Nokia Agile Community and the London Agile Community. She works as a documentation manager at Nokia, having begun her career in advertising and marketing before moving into writing in IT.