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The Music of Agile Software Development

Authors: Karl Scotland;

The Music of Agile Software Development

Abstract

A significant number of members of the Agile community seem to have a musical background, leading to a hypothesis that there are commonalities between the two disciplines, both of which draw on diversely skilled individuals, collaborating to cre-ate a common vision. While this notion is purely anecdotal and subjective, it is inter-esting enough to explore further, and this activity session is intended to delve into those commonalities in more detail.

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