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The document discusses lessons learned from adopting agile practices in developing data standards. It describes challenges with traditional waterfall approaches, including changing requirements, long release cycles, and manual processes. It then summarizes how the STAR consortium adopted practices from open source projects like Eclipse and eBay, including short iterations, continuous integration, automated testing and builds. Key benefits included more accurate and timely standards, reduced development time, and improved compliance and interoperability.
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