Agile Development


Change Management at the Project Level

hCange management's purpose is clear: to ensure that changes deliver intended results and outcomes by addressing one of the most critical elements of successful change, the people side of change.
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How Your Agile Development Team is Just Like a Football Team?

Like a football team, an Agile software development team is composed of highly skilled individuals who each play a specific role in working together to win a game. Play by play, each member of the offense does their job to help incrementally move the team down the field a few yards at a time, scoring points as they go.
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"Fail Fast, Fail Often, Fail Forward"​ is the answer to Agile practices of software success

Ready to stop falling and start failing, but failing forward? Let’s learn how to stumble our way into success!
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20 Common Mistakes Made by New or Inexperienced Project Managers

The article below shows twenty of the most common mistakes that young or inexperienced project managers make.
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INVEST guidelines for good user story

INVEST principle of User stories is acronym for User stories being Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small and Testable.
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Total Quality Management (TQM) - Japanese-style management approach to quality improvement.

Total Quality Management (TQM) is a management technique based on the idea that all “employees continuously improve their ability to provide on-demand products and services that customers will find of particular value.”
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Agile self-organizing teams: What are they? How do they work?

Rather than relying on a top-down direction from a project manager, Agile Scrum teams are self-organizing, collaborating and communicating as a group to drive work forward and decide what to focus on next.
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Why Does Scrum Fail in Large Companies?

Scrum is a popular Agile methodology that has been widely adopted by software development teams to manage their projects. However, despite its widespread use, it has been observed that Scrum can often fail in large companies.
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The Three Pillars of Empiricism in Scrum

Scrum is the most popular Agile framework you can use to address complex problems. It’s something to seriously consider in the world of dynamically changing environments and requirements, as it ensures the best use of your time and resources.
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The Agile–Stage-Gate Hybrid Model: A Promising New Approach and Opportunity

Agile software experts tend to describe phase gate processes as obsolete or inherently “waterfall” and therefore evil — but this is more a reflection of how poorly the Agile coach understands the nature of product development outside of software.
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3 Ways to Avoid Scope Creep in IT Consulting

Scope creep is not something to be feared — it is something to be removed from the equation. Fortunately, the process by which you can be confident of avoiding scope creep also enables you to provide a top-quality service for the client in terms of assessing their needs and providing a solution that should deliver to a more than satisfactory standard.
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