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We express our gratitude to Pierre America, Len Bass, Alistair Cockburn, Christine Hofmeister and Philippe Kruchten for critically reviewing an earlier draft of the paper. Their comments and suggestions have significantly improved the quality of this work.
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To distinguish between process artefacts and object artefacts, we introduce the index ‘p’ for ‘process artefact’.
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We have limited our analysis of RUP to the introductory description provided by Kruchten (2004). Analysing RUP as the commercial product sold by IBM is beyond the scope of this paper.
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We have created the term ‘Agile Alliance Approach’ to subsume the various, often overlapping techniques known in the area of agile software development.
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