2. Improve collaboration between development team members and customers using agile practices
Agile" methods are based on a set of collaboration and coordination practices that encourage communication, information sharing and the collective resolution of problems encountered during the course of a project. These innovative forms of collaborative practice include iterative development, short daily meetings, pair programming and on-site customer presence.
2.1 Iterative development
Each development cycle is broken down into short iterations, each comprising a limited set of functionalities. The customer decides which scenarios to implement and their priority. Each iteration lasts between one and four weeks. At the end of each iteration, the functionalities are tested by the customer and then integrated into the latest version of the system.
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