Agile Development Methods for Space Operations

Agile Development Methods for Space Operations

Main stream industry software development practice has gone from a traditional waterfall process to agile iterative development that allows for fast response to customer inputs and produces higher quality software at lower cost. How can we, the space ops community, adopt state of the art software de...

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