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Social conditions leading to Scrum process breakdowns during Global Agile Software Development: a theory of practice perspective
Global Software Development (GSD) and Agile are two popular software development trends that are gaining in popularity. In addition, more and more organisations are now seeking to engage in agile software development within the GSD context to reap the benefits of both ventures and achieve project su...
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Department of Information Systems
2016
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