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You know something has passed the early adopters phase when it is again referenced in Dilbert... (Thanks daveph!)

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Dilbert has been doing Agile for years...
http://www.j2eegeek.com/blog/2003/10/27/dilbert-does-xp/

Thanks for pointing that out Dave!

Oddly I actually remember the xp ones from 2003. I must have just suffered from some strange mental blank-spot...

I suppose it also shows how often I read Dilbert!

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