In today’s competitive era, businesses must become more nimble than ever before. For instance, digital transformation requires organizations to adapt to change more rapidly. However, the pandemic emphasized the necessity to transform for an even more extreme degree of agility. Without the proper change management mindset and cross-functional agile teams, becoming agile is...
The agile software development approach is a development methodology that encourages flexibility and applies practicality to the finished product. In many organizations, agile software development requires a cultural shift because it focuses on delivering individual pieces or components of the software rather than the entire application. For companies that don’t have the...
There are several ways to develop software, two of the most prominent methods being waterfall and Agile. And as anytime there are two ways to go about something, a debate rages about which is best. Does it matter really? Doesn’t either way give you a product? We’ll let you decide. Today, we’re arming you with information about both waterfall and Agile methodology so that you can make an...
As per the survey by VersionOne called – State of Agile™, following facts reassure us about the strengths of Agile. This year we wanted to compare why people implement agile (one of the biggest areas of importance) against agile’s ability to actually deliver value in those areas. The results? ...
Many points should be considered while you transform any software development process into an Agile process; like team chemistry, team engagement, strong team maturity, communication, trust, top management support, continuous learning, and the list is countless. Listed are the most common points that make Agile a failure. Agile revolves around the...
Many points should be considered while you transform any software development process into an Agile process; like team chemistry, team engagement, strong team maturity, communication, trust, top management support, continuous learning, and the list is countless. ...
AGILE HACK #2. TEAMWORK IS NOT NATURAL – IT SHOULD BE A CONTINUOUS LEARNING PROCESS A team should constantly focus on how they work, making sure that stories get done, & on how processes can be improved. In general, people don’t get continuous training for this, & it is just assumed that the average developer can do it ‘naturally’ or...
In Agile Hack #1 & 2, we talked about balance in a team and efficient teamwork. Agile Hack # 3 brings to you the importance of having trust within the team & benefits of clear communications ...
In Agile Hack #1 & 2, we talked about balance in a team and efficient teamwork. Agile Hack # 3 talked about the importance of trust & communications. Presenting Agile Hack #4, which elaborates the importance of Planning & Estimations ...
In Agile Hack #1 & 2, we talked about balance in a team and efficient teamwork. Agile Hack # 3 & 4 talked about the importance of trust & communications & the importance of Planning & Estimations. We bring to you A H #5, need of testing ...
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