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PEGA DEVELOPER PODCAST [#5]: Why constraints are necessary for innovation (Baruch Sachs)

 

Paga Developer Podcast - Episode 5 - Baruch Sachs

Episode 5 of the Pega Developer Podcast features a conversation with VP Client Innovation, Baruch Sachs (@SACHB) about the evolution of the Pega Express methodology, the qualities that make a great application, and whether or not fully removing constraints and boundaries from product development is necessary for innovation.

https://community.pega.com/blog/why-constraints-are-necessary-innovation-pega-developer-podcast-episode-5

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