Ben Balter • 11/29/2011

Towards a More Agile Government

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This article critiques the slow and costly U.S. federal IT procurement system, highlighting frequent budget overruns and unused features. It argues for a shift from rigid 'waterfall' development to modern 'agile' methodologies, proposing a two-pronged reform strategy involving regulatory changes and education to improve government software projects.

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