Distributed Agile Software Development refers to the practice of applying Agile methodologies in a software development context where team members are geographically dispersed rather than co-located. This approach combines the principles and practices of Agile development—such as iterative progress, collaboration, and adaptability—with the unique challenges and opportunities presented by working in distributed teams. Key aspects of Distributed Agile include: 1. **Team Collaboration**: Teams often use various collaboration tools (e.g.
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