The origins of Agile
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Claim that the iterative EVO method begins from hands‑on work in 1960 when one‑step‑at‑a‑time delivery proved vastly more reliable than large waterfall projects, documented in articles and the book Software Metrics (1976), and explicitly credited by Kent Beck, Mike Cohn and Jeff Sutherland as inspiration for Agile. Presents concrete lineage: intuition → published method → practical wins versus government failures → later commercializations into Scrum and SAFe.
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