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- 3. Agile Able to move quickly and easily.
- 4. Why Agile? Requirement & Technology ● Certainty: Waterfall ● Some Uncertainty: Agile ● Total Uncertainty: Kanban Most software projects has some certainty over Requirements & Technology Stacy Diagram
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