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[Members-only] Article Agile Projects: 6 Ways to Avoid the ‘Mini-Waterfall’

Lisa Crispin

By Lisa Crispin, Janet Gregory

Don’t let one iteration cascade into the next. Follow these suggestions to streamline your testing.

In | Jan 1st, 2010 | 1 comment

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