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Waterloo Agile and Lean April Meeting Notes
At the monthly Communitech Agile and Lean Peer-2-Peer meeting in Waterloo today, our speaker was Jason Little. The title of his talk was Making Your Organization Progress and Agile Transition Visible. Some materials from this presentation are posted on his … Continue reading
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