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Documentation also has to be learned.
Targeted documentation should describe only what is necessary for the desired understanding. Less is more and a picture is worth 1000 words.
Two good sources on the topic and what you can expect from them:
- Kanbanize.com
Agile Project Management: A Comprehensive Guide
- Iterative approach focused on delivering frequently and getting feedback quickly, working in small batches, visualizing processes to create transparency, and collaborating with the customer and getting feedback as quickly as possible
- Five key attributes are transparency, customer focus, adaptability, ownership and continuous improvement, which in combination make a project agile
- Agile project management phases can be divided into envision, speculate, explore, adapt and close
- Workfront.com
Agile Project Management
- Iterative approach to project management that divides larger projects into discrete, more manageable tasks that are completed in short iterations during the process cycle
- Allows teams to be better equipped to change direction quickly and focus, as the method allows work to be re-evaluated and adjusted accordingly
- Key components of agile project management include user stories, sprints, stand-up meetings, and agile board and backlogs
- Visual-paradigm.com
What is Agile Project Management?
- Iterative approach that enables teams to respond to emerging issues during a project and make appropriate adjustments, thereby saving resources and increasing the chances of completing a project on time and satisfactorily
- Agile vs Waterfall: the biggest difference is the high flexibility, which is of high importance in today's project management environment
- There are different approaches to agile project management, taking into account different team sizes and other restrictions
