PMXPO 2013 - Expanding the Enterprise: How Agile and Traditional Teams Work Together
Here’s how we expand agile philosophies throughout the entire enterprise using both agile and traditional teams.
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PMXPO 2013 - Expanding the Enterprise: How Agile and Traditional Teams Work Together is offered by ProjectManagement.com for project managers. Topics in this listing: Professional practice.
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