Article | REF: H3202 V1

Agile methods

Author: Jacques PRINTZ

Publication date: February 10, 2010

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7. Conclusion: omissions and limitations of agile methods

7.1 Annoying omissions

The term quality is absent from all AGILE literature, although works such as G. Weinberg's are often cited. There is a kind of detestation of the term "quality", which is understandable given the perverse results of quality bureaucracy. It's regrettable, however, because we can't advance the profession by lumping quality issues together with those who have turned them upside down. We need to go back to the source of the systemic approach: the quality system is the regulator that ensures that the software manufacturing process meets the customer's needs. This approach...

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