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What does `A Nexus` specifically mean in The Nexus™ Guide?

Last post 06:38 am January 2, 2025 by Ian Mitchell
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Ehsan Khakifirooz
06:40 pm January 1, 2025

In the Nexus™ Guide, I've noticed the term 'A Nexus' is sometimes used. Could anyone please clarify what this specifically refers to? (I'm a bit unsure why it doesn't always refer to the 'Nexus Framework')

Ian Mitchell
06:38 am January 2, 2025

Under the section "Nexus Definition", the Nexus Guide says:

"A Nexus is a group of approximately three to nine Scrum Teams that work together to deliver a single product; it is a connection between people and things"

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