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Re: [epf-dev] OpenUP Overview Diagram
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This looks like a good start. It would definitely be a good overview for
a "Intro to the Practices" page I think, although might not be the main
graphic we need for the home page.
Perhaps instead of "Requirements" we should use the word "intentions?"
- Scott
On Wed, July 26, 2006 4:28 pm, Chris Armstrong said:
> To All, based on some discussions we been having here at the Agile
> conference and the idea of three "subprocesses" that Per spoke about today
> (and our overall discussion about presentation in the published website),
> I
> came up with a Venn diagram that I think is pretty compelling. Of course,
> I
> made up some new names for existing things, did some refactoring, and all
> that, but I'm curious to hear what others think about this. If it was
> thought to be a useful way of looking at things, perhaps this could be the
> graphic on the OpenUP home page (with navigable hotspots and all that)
> What
> does everybody (or anybody) think?
>
> Thanks, Chris ~:|
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