Thanks to Franco at ScrumExpert for a great review of Being agile in Business
Books on Agile : Being Agile in Business
If agile started as a software development movement, the customer has been at the center of its values since its initial statement. The usage of agile and lean has now widespread beyond the IT world. In her book “Being Agile in Business”, Belinda Waldock explains the agile and lean approaches from a business perspective.
I will recommend this book as a good introduction to the agile approaches for every business person that has to deal with an agile software development team, as a product owner or a manager, or that want to implement the agile perspective in other domains like marketing or sales.
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Books on agile
Books on AgileAgile and lean aren’t just business buzzwords – they’re the fast and efficient methodologies you need to change the way you work – for good.
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