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Reflections on 2009, Predictions for 2010

Mike Cottmeyer | LeadingAgile
Mike Cottmeyer Chief Executive Officer
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Last last year Mitch Pronschinske from DZone asked me to take a moment a reflect on 2009, and share my thoughts on what is in store for 2010. They ended up getting a pretty good crowd of folks to contribute… Johanna Rothman, David Anderson, Mary Poppendieck, Henrik Kniberg, Mark Lines, and Joshua Kerievsky. Head on over to DZone and check out what each of us had to say… it is a pretty interesting mix of perspectives.

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