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Books about Project Managment and Agile development I found useful.

  • "Agile and iterative development" - Craig Larman
  • "Agile Project Management for Dummies" - Mark C. Layton
  • "Kanban: Successful Evolutionary Change for Your Technology Business" - David J. Anderson, Donald G. Reinertsen

"Agile and iterative development"

If I would to recommend one buy to read on project managmnet it would be this. It talks about key aspects of Scrum, XP, RUP and Evo. This gives you not only foundation about different approaches, but guide how to implemnet them.

"Agile Project Management for Dummies"

Another book talking about methodologies and implemnetation. You never should read just one source and take it as gospel. Different point of view and ability to compare. Also the series "For Dummies" is pretty amazing in regards to many things. Economics, Philosophy or Biz Models. It is like a essential textbook for adult people.

"Kanban: Successful Evolutionary Change for Your Technology Business"

You can't really compare anything, or get to any conculsions in Agile world without taking a peek at Kanban. This brings up similar but different point of view. You ask yourself one question "what is the goal of methodology" to organize process like in Agile or to Deliver final product like in Kanban.

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