Extreme Project Management XPM)
A)always uses an extreme programming approach for developing systems
B)transfers a system to the users in a series of versions called releases
C)employs an orderly approach for projects that have become chaotic and unpredictable
D)takes a holistic view of planning and managing projects that accepts that requirements often change and that people and innovation are vital to the project's success.
E)All of the above

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Extreme Project Management (XPM) takes a holistic view of planning and managing projects that accepts that requirements often change and that people and innovation are vital to the project's success. While XPM may use extreme programming approaches, transfer systems in releases, and employ an orderly approach for chaotic projects, these are not the defining characteristics of XPM. The key aspect of XPM is its focus on managing projects that are subject to frequent change and uncertainty.