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Agile software development principles patterns and practices. How to use the pmiacp handbook this handbook contains information on how you can apply for the pmi agile certified practitioner pmi acp certification. Best practices for managing projects in agile environmentsnow updated with new techniques for larger projects today, the pace of project management moves fas. Capability maturity model integration cmmi overview. The recommendations try to cover the entire spectrum of process, people and technology related to agile. The process will minimize risk as you transition to agile iteratively, allowing time for your culture and processes to acclimate to agile principles. He used an objective method of ranking books based on and quality ratings and popularity.
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