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May 18, 2005 · 1 min read

The Art of Agile Training - Day 2

Posted By: John K. Hines | 10/12/2010 6:51 PM | 0 Comments

Day two of The Art of Agile Training (taught by James Shore and Diana Larsen) has finished. This was a really enjoyable day for me, as it brought together a variety of concepts that had been disjointed in my brain for a long time. My primary disconnect had been: What ties customer value (say, in a Market Requirements Document) to Agile stories? How can stories be measured to show whether customer requirements are being met? And lastly, how can the stories that teams are completing indicate how close...

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