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When we build requirements libraries for our organizations many times we limit ourselves by the Enterprise tools afforded us – this typically ends up being Sharepoint, or some other “file system in the cloud” type solution. These systems are great for creating a shared space for teams, getting files off of personal storage locations so […]
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It is important that we qualify that adding a BA to the Scrum team would create more benefit than not doing it. Agile Manifesto principles that shout “BA” From the Agile Manifesto principles I find the following ones are most impacted by the involvement of a BA: “Welcome changing requirements, even late in development. Agile […]
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