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This is a blog about how technology can be used by public services. It’s mostly links to interesting stuff elsewhere, but I do occasionally post the odd bit of original content.

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Tag: atlassian

The ‘Rong’ way to do agile

Atlassian have some amusing videos on how not to run agile projects. Enjoy!

Format VideoPosted on June 2, 2014June 2, 2014Categories VideoTags agile, atlassian, Video1 Comment on The ‘Rong’ way to do agile

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