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Connecting the Dots of Knowledge in Agile Software Development

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arxiv 2306.05742 v1 pith:B3YPMZGS submitted 2023-06-09 cs.SE

Raquel Ouriques , Tony Gorschek , Daniel Mendez , Fabian Fagerholm This is my paper · ORCID
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This article discusses the importance of managing knowledge as a resource due to its great potential to create economic value. We detail the types of knowledge resources, the challenges associated with their management, and potential solutions to maximise their utility. Our contribution is based on empirical studies performed in an industry context.

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