Chapter 9. Iteration
The relationship of Iteration to other practices is illustrated in Figure 9-1. Iteration is a constant time box where the development team builds a part of the system completely as defined by the Done State. This allows the team to learn by taking a concept from requirements to as-close-as-possible to deployment and provides true visibility into project progress.
Figure 9-1. The Iteration practice needs a goal to be set during Kickoff and a Demo and Retrospective to wrap things up. Work in each Iteration is taken to a well-defined Done State.
Business Value
Iterations improve product utility by giving regular feedback to ...
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