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Blog Posts Tagged “change”

Economically Sensible Change

  • by Ken Rubin

In the VersionOne 9th Annual State of the Agile Survey, 56 percent of the respondents cited “the ability to manage changing priorities” as a reason for adopting agile. That doesn’t surprise me at all, since more traditional forms of development are quite fragile to…

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