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Techniques to involve end-user

Last post 08:21 am June 9, 2016 by Anonymous
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Jasper Keijzer
08:21 am June 9, 2016

For my master thesis I am researching the techniques in agile software development that agile teams use to get new ideas and receive feedback from end-users. My question to you scrum professional is: What are your trade-offs for the selection of end-user involvement techniques? For example, do you take into consideration the time until you receive enough feedback, convenience for the user and the bias of the method?




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