Agile Adoption: Reducing Cost

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Overview

Adopting Agile methods in your projects is easier than you think. This DZone Refcard teaches you four practical strategies for reducing the cost of software development. Learn how specific Agile methods like evolutionary design, refactoring and automated testing will help you reduce costs and eliminate risks.

You’ll also enjoy Agile Adoption: Decreasing Time to Market, the first Refcard in this Agile Adoption series.

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Gemba Systems is comprised of a group of seasoned practitioners who are experts at Lean & Agile Development as well as crafting effective learning experiences. Whether the method is Scrum, Extreme Programming, Lean Development or others - Gemba Systems helps individuals and teams to learn and adopt better product development practices. Gemba Systems has taught better development techniques - including lean thinking, Scrum and Agile Methods - to thousands of developers in dozens of companies around the globe. To learn more visit http://us.gembasystems.com/

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