Introduction to Agile Project Management Techniques The term “Agile” has become a catchphrase in today’s rapidly evolving digital transformation era. Agile embodies values like flexibility, transparency and adaptability and it’s increasingly being integrated into a variety of processes and projects across industries. The Agile approach is based on four fundamental values and twelve guiding principles,…
Introduction to Enterprise Scrum In this VUCA world, product development and business execution are no longer just following the same processes and delivering a piece of code. It is all about understanding the customer needs or market demands and staying relevant by taking feedback and pivoting. To do so, teams and products have used one…
Introduction To Agile Team Agile methodologies and agile ways of working have revolutionized the way software development and project management are approached. Emphasizing on flexibility, collaboration, and customer-centricity, agile prioritizes continuous delivery of value to the customer by delivering regular and small iteration on the project’s scope. The mindset of agile teams and their ideology,…
Introduction to Enterprise Agile Agile has been the go to approach for teams in building products in recent years. With agile ways of working, teams have been able to constantly deliver value to the customers, take quick feedback, and incorporate them with the base of inspection and adaptation. While a lot of teams have reaped…
Introduction to Agile Transformation Journey Agile transformation is the process of adapting an organization’s management and development practices to the Agile methodology. This involves changing the way teams work, how they collaborate, and how they interact with stakeholders. The goal of an Agile transformation is to improve an organization’s ability to respond to changing market conditions,…
Agile transformation is a journey which organizations take to help teams move towards better and relevant ways of working. Two of the main mindsets of agile are “Inspect and adapt” and “Continuous Improvement”, agile transformation also follows the same principles where teams and businesses lay out a plan for the transformation and pivot based on…
Introduction Gantt Charts and Agile have traditionally been viewed as mutually exclusive. Gantt Charts represent a traditional, predictive methodology that emphasizes planning, control and linear progression. Gantt Chart relies on a detailed project schedule, precise task dependencies, and fixed deadlines. In contrast, Agile is an adaptive, iterative framework that prioritizes flexibility, collaboration and continuous improvement….
Introduction Agile has been the go to ways of working in most of the organisations in the recent days. Because of its iterative and incremental delivery it helps organizations, teams and projects to deliver high value items quickly, take feedback and pivot to ensure customers get high value delivered continuously and are satisfied. In today’s…
Introduction to Agile Methodology Process “Embracing uncertainty and embracing change is the heart of Agile.” — Jeff Sutherland Prior to Agile, software development followed traditional Waterfall methods, characterized by rigid planning, linear execution, and limited customer involvement. Projects were often delayed, over-budget, and failed to meet customer expectations. Agile turned the traditional approach on its…
Introduction to Agile Software Development Life Cycle Ever wondered how traditional Software Development Life Cycles (SDLC) differ from agile SDLCs? Or why the concept of Agile SDLC evolved ? Agile software development embraces the dynamic nature of markets and the ever changing needs of customers. And it does this through continuous planning, prototyping and an…
