article · 2003

Extreme Programming Practices Used to Facilitate Effective Project Management

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Abstract

Extreme Programming codifies a set of practices that many software developers are willing to adopt in both action and spirit. Many of these practices are grounded in fundamental project management theory. When software development teams embrace the practices of Extreme Programming an opportunity is created for a broad set of project management practices to become meaningful and accessible to the developers, while at the same time making clear, unambiguous information available to the project managers.

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APA 7

Goebel, C. J., & Innovations, M. (2003). Extreme Programming Practices Used to Facilitate Effective Project Management.

MLA 9

Goebel, Clement James, and Menlo Innovations. “Extreme Programming Practices Used to Facilitate Effective Project Management.” 2003.

Chicago

Goebel, Clement James, and Menlo Innovations. 2003. “Extreme Programming Practices Used to Facilitate Effective Project Management.”

Harvard

Goebel, C.J. and Innovations, M. (2003) ‘Extreme Programming Practices Used to Facilitate Effective Project Management’.

BibTeX

@article{goebel2003extreme,
  title = {{Extreme Programming Practices Used to Facilitate Effective Project Management}},
  author = {Goebel, Clement James and Innovations, Menlo},
  year = {2003}
}

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