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Michael

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Agile Development Future: Will Lean, Scrum and Extreme Programming evolve into one framework? Posted: Oct 20, 2008 7:01 AM
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People often ask questions like "What is the difference between Scrum/XP/Lean/Agile/You name it"? I don't see much difference between XP and Scrum on that matter. If you already have XP, most likely don't need to switch. Maybe adopt some Scrum specific practices for a better scalability like Scrum-of-Scrums. Almost all the other practices like daily meetings, iterations, roles separation,

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