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		<title>Scrum And Xp From The Trenches</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Scrum And Xp From The Trenches by Henrik Kniberg He doesnâ€™t offer a lengthy description of what Scrum is; he refers us to some simple websites for that. Instead, Henrik jumps right in and immediately begins describing how his team manages and works with their product backlog. From there he moves through all of the [...]]]></description>
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<p>by Henrik Kniberg</p>
<blockquote><p>He doesnâ€™t offer a lengthy description of what Scrum is; he refers us to some simple websites for that. Instead, Henrik jumps right in and immediately begins describing how his team manages and works with their product backlog. From there he moves through all of the other elements and practices of a well-run agile project. No theorizing. No references. No footnotes. None are needed. Henrikâ€™s book isnâ€™t a philosophical explanation of why Scrum works or why you might want to try this or that. It is a description of how one well-running agile team works.<br />
This is why the bookâ€™s subtitle, â€œHow We Do Scrum,â€ is so apt. It may not be the way you do Scrum, itâ€™s how Henrikâ€™s team does Scrum.</p></blockquote>
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