| Publisher | Construx Software Builders | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Date added | 02 Sep 2008 | |
| Topics | Software Project Management, Software Engineering, Methodology, Services, Application Development | ||
| Downloads | 16 | ||
Many organizations are interested in becoming Agile but wonder where to start. They want to ensure that their Agile adoption will achieve the desired benefits, goals, and objectives. This white paper outlines the major organization, cultural, and project considerations that are critical to a successful Agile adoption. It provides a starting point that works for most projects and organizations.
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