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RT @richardswalker: Even for really good changes, you must be aware of natural change rate limits that orgs and people can handle. #Agil ...

— Christina H (@ChristinaHartik)2012-08-14 17:29:36

RT @semanticwill: Catholicism vs. Buddhism, (replication vs. localization) Crank out the clones versus customize based on context. #Agil ...

— Carissa Demetris (@ccdemetris)2012-08-14 10:22:10

RT @cgosimon: “Lessons Learned” is a huge misnomer. It implies the lesson has been actually learnt rather than problem documented. #agil ...

— Arun Zachariah (@arunzachariah)2012-08-14 04:58:51

RT @cgosimon: “Lessons Learned” is a huge misnomer. It implies the lesson has been actually learnt rather than problem documented. #agil ...

— A. Ebbert-Karroum (@AndreasEK)2012-08-14 01:34:53

RT @cgosimon: “Lessons Learned” is a huge misnomer. It implies the lesson has been actually learnt rather than problem documented. #agil ...

— Trent Hone (@Honer_CUT)2012-08-13 20:00:20

RT @MariaMatarelli: Great conversation w @estherderby @geoffcwatts @skdifabio @davidakoontz on organization structures &values #agil ...

— George Dinwiddie (@gdinwiddie)2012-08-13 19:25:33

RT @MariaMatarelli: Great conversation w @estherderby @geoffcwatts @skdifabio @davidakoontz on organization structures &values #agil ...

— Geoff Watts (@geoffcwatts)2012-08-13 19:09:15

RT @cgosimon: “Lessons Learned” is a huge misnomer. It implies the lesson has been actually learnt rather than problem documented. #agil ...

— Harold Jarche (@hjarche)2012-08-13 18:04:09

RT @cgosimon: “Lessons Learned” is a huge misnomer. It implies the lesson has been actually learnt rather than problem documented. #agil ...

— Tony DaSilva (@Bulldozer0)2012-08-13 17:34:23

RT @cgosimon: “Lessons Learned” is a huge misnomer. It implies the lesson has been actually learnt rather than problem documented. #agil ...

— Jon Terry (@leankitjon)2012-08-13 16:22:53