Chapter Thirteen. Coordination
Even if we were to construct the perfectly defined process, coordinating the day-to-day activities of the entire team involves a great deal of effort. No predefined process can accommodate the nuances of discovery and change on a project, and we need to be careful to respect the need for ensuring that the team is working smoothly and efficiently.
In this chapter, we explore some of the mechanisms that we can apply to coordinate our teams, dealing with detailed issues while keeping an eye on the overall objectives.
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