Agile Methodology and Other Project Methodologies
What is Agile?
Agile definition or Agile Methodology is a project management methodology that focuses on continuous improvement in the development of a product or service. These cycles are called “sprints”. The Agile Manifesto, which is a “formal proclamation of key values and principles that guide an iterative and people-centric approach to software development. Our articles and resources cover project management methodologies, processes, principles, software development, and more.
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How to apply the 7 basic quality management tools to the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology
Six Sigma and DMAIC are key factors in quality management. Having the right tools for quality management is essential. Learn about Six Sigma, DMAIC, and how to apply seven quality management tools to the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology. There are…
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Understanding Agile team member roles and responsibilities
Do you have a clear understanding of agile team roles, structures, and responsibilities? If not, here’s a quick look into how agile teams work together effectively. Agile teams operate differently than traditional waterfall teams. Because of this, Agile team member…
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Agile release planning: 7 Steps for new teams
Starting use of agile methods to deliver projects will pose challenges to any organization new to agile. Organizations that start by providing a common basis for training their teams, their subject matter experts, and senior leaders are building a foundation…
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3 Ways an Agile development approach delivers value
Agile development has become a popular method of project delivery, with much being written about it today. Project Managers are becoming Scrum Masters, and teams talk about having daily scrum meetings and writing user stories. If you haven’t switched to…
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Conquering agile with power and style
During some recent work with a client company that is new to the use of Agile frameworks for managing technology projects; the client’s author and a manager set up a one-to-one conversation to ensure there was alignment on specific topics…
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Agile estimation: Feature and story sizing scales
Agile practitioners often bring differing points of view on their sizing scales for feature and story point estimating. It is important for scrum masters, product owners, and teams not to get too granular or outsmart themselves when developing their relative…
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The daily scrum meeting – A great team introduction to agile
Daily scrum meetings are necessary for a successful Agile approach. You’ve likely been hearing more these days about teams using Agile to deliver solutions. It’s becoming more popular, and you wonder if you’re missing the benefits. Using an Agile approach…
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Develop better products faster with the Nexus framework
Today, more than ever, organizations need to build products that add higher value to customers and the business. To be more competitive, companies need to develop products in a faster way by reducing costs. To accomplish this goal, organizations can…
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Is your software development project really Agile?
Since the authors of the “Manifesto for Agile Software Development” developed “an alternative to documentation-driven, heavyweight software development processes,” project management practitioners have adopted elements of Agile frameworks, but many projects don’t really apply Agile in its pure sense as…
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How can you deliver a successful project with a team you didn’t plan for?
With traditional project management, the focus is on the plan and the work that needs to get done. There is some comfort in managing a plan. It is definable, real, and comes with a fixed timeframe. To get the work…
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