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Figure 17: Example of Measuring Earned Value for an Agile Feature by U.S. GAO

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

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 1: Comparison of Agile and Waterfall Methods for Developing Software by U.S. GAO

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

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 13: Work Breakdown Structure in an Agile Program by U.S. GAO

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Figure 13: Work Breakdown Structure in an Agile Program

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 19: Example of a Cumulative Flow Diagram: Lead Time and Cycle Time by U.S. GAO

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

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 5: Agile Planning Levels by U.S. GAO

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Figure 5: Agile Planning Levels

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 14: Work Breakdown Structure Relationship to Road Map by U.S. GAO

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Figure 14: Work Breakdown Structure Relationship to Road Map

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 2: Overview of Agile Adoption Best Practices by U.S. GAO

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Figure 2: Overview of Agile Adoption Best Practices

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Figure 7: Overview of Requirements Management Best Practices in Agile by U.S. GAO

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Figure 7: Overview of Requirements Management Best Practices in Agile

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 9: Overview of Agile and Contracting Best Practices by U.S. GAO

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Figure 9: Overview of Agile and Contracting Best Practices

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 8: Prioritized Backlog for an Agile Program by U.S. GAO

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Figure 8: Prioritized Backlog for an Agile Program

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

Note: a. Stories that are not completed during a release remain in the backlog. These stories can be reprioritized if other stories are considered more valuable. The figure shows that story 3 was not completed for release one and is a higher priority than stories 4, 5, 6; which are to be completed in release 2.

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Figure 22: Timeline of Agile Development by U.S. GAO

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Figure 22: Timeline of Agile Development

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 3: Relationship between the Agile Team and Customers by U.S. GAO

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Figure 3: Relationship between the Agile Team and Customers

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 10: Comparison of SOO, PWS, and SOW Flexibility by U.S. GAO

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

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 12: Roles When Planning, Managing, and Executing an Agile Contract by U.S. GAO

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

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GAO Agile Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Adoption and Implementation [Reissued with revisions on Dec. 15, 2023]

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Figure 4: Top 10 Countries of Nationality of Affirmative Asylum Applicants, Fiscal Years 2010 through 2014 by U.S. GAO

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Figure 4: Top 10 Countries of Nationality of Affirmative Asylum Applicants, Fiscal Years 2010 through 2014

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ASYLUM: Additional Actions Needed to Assess and Address Fraud Risks

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Figure 1: How Applicants Will File for Benefits Using USCIS ELIS by U.S. GAO

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Figure 1: How Applicants Will File for Benefits Using USCIS ELIS

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IMMIGRATION BENEFITS SYSTEM: Better Informed Decision Making Needed on Transformation Program

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Figure 3: I-129F Petition and K Visa Processes by U.S. GAO

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Figure 3: I-129F Petition and K Visa Processes

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IMMIGRATION BENEFITS: Improvements Needed to Fully Implement the International Marriage Broker Regulation Act

Note: USCIS may waive the requirement for the petitioner and beneficiary to have met in person during the previous 2 years, if the petitioner provides evidence that meeting in person would result in extreme hardship to the petitioner or would violate strict, long-standing established customs of the beneficiary's culture or social practice. See 8 U.S.C. § 1184(d)(1).

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Figure 2: Number of K Visa Applications Adjudicated by the Department of State, Fiscal Years 2008 through 2013 by U.S. GAO

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Figure 2: Number of K Visa Applications Adjudicated by the Department of State, Fiscal Years 2008 through 2013

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IMMIGRATION BENEFITS: Improvements Needed to Fully Implement the International Marriage Broker Regulation Act

Note: Numbers shown represent the total number of K visa applications—K-1 (fiancé[e]), K-2 (minor children of K-1 fiancé[e]s), K-3 (spouses), and K-4 (minor children of K-3 spouses)—submitted, issued, and refused from fiscal years 2008 through 2013. The number of K visa applications submitted for a particular fiscal year does not equal the number of K visas issued or refused in that fiscal year because, for example, the visa adjudication process can span different years.

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