Agile Principles: Frequent & Working Software
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While there are many people who believe that the key reason to adopt agile frameworks and methods is for increased productivity, I tend to find this to be more a healthy byproduct of a team working together over time (and thus could be found in other methodologies). The real benefits of agile lies in greater transparency, predictability and faster time to market. The third agile principle speaks directly to these, especially quicker time to market.
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