Experience Report

Technology-Driven Development: Using Automation and Development Techniques to Grow an Agile Culture

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In this experience report, I present a new practice called “Technology-Driven Development”. “Technology-Driven Development” stands for three purposes: The first one is to make the work efficient. The second one is to develop cooperative relationships between the team members and the stakeholders.

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