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• Figure 2: Generic Acquisition Model from the Defense Acquisition System Framework

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• Operational Space Command and Control

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• Figure 1: Comparison of Agile and Waterfall Methods for Developing Software

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• Figure 2: Overview of Agile Adoption Best Practices

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• Figure 3: Relationship between the Agile Team and Customers

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• Figure 5: Agile Planning Levels

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• Figure 7: Overview of Requirements Management Best Practices in Agile

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• Figure 8: Prioritized Backlog for an Agile Program

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• Figure 9: Overview of Agile and Contracting Best Practices

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• Figure 10: Comparison of SOO, PWS, and SOW Flexibility

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• Figure 12: Roles When Planning, Managing, and Executing an Agile Contract

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• Figure 14: Work Breakdown Structure Relationship to Road Map

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• Figure 22: Timeline of Agile Development

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• Figure 13: Work Breakdown Structure in an Agile Program

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• Figure 17: Example of Measuring Earned Value for an Agile Feature

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• Figure 19: Example of a Cumulative Flow Diagram: Lead Time and Cycle Time

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