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Waterfall Scope is the same  Waterfall Scope is the same   Agile projects are just managed scope creep  Agile projects are just managed scope creep
Well that is not true either. Scope is defined as part of the User Requirements Workshop.

Learned representatives of the organisation provide their assessment of the high level requirements to be delivered in the resultant solution. Whilst deriving these requirements in the workshop these personnel will have uncovered confusion and clarified misunderstanding surrounding the area of scope and features, thus defining it more accurately and concisely.

The workshop technique delivers a definition of scope and features that more closely match true business needs while eliminating what is often termed "feature frenzy" or "feature creep" and other wasted efforts to deliver functionality that the business simply does not demand.

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Waterfall Scope is the same     Waterfall Scope is the same   Agile projects are just managed scope creep    Agile projects are just managed scope creep



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