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Monday, 30 July 2007

Planning poker

Posted by Simon Baker
Tags: estimation, planning poker

Via InfoQ .

Nils Haugen explains planning poker and how it works.

At XP Day in 2006, I attended Nils’ session Experiments in Agile Estimation .

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