Agile is a time bound, iterative approach to software delivery that develops software at regular intervals/incremental in approach rather than deliver at once at the end of the project. It helps ...

If you’ve ever wondered how an IT project gets done, let us introduce you to two concepts: Agile and Scrum. In order to “stand up” (i.e., complete) projects with tight budgets and tighter deadlines, ...

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Agile methodologies allow project participants to adjust their activities in response to situations that arise during the project management process. One such methodology is Scrum, named after the ...

Are agile practices still relevant? It’s been 21 years since the Manifesto for Agile Development revolutionized the software industry with its flexibility-focused set of values and principles, which ...

Agile Methodologies are the latest in software development but what advantages and disadvantages do they present from a client and provider perspective? Software development is a complicated process ...

Eager to outpace and outsmart competitors, many organizations are migrating from traditional, sequential “Waterfall” methodologies to the iterative framework of Agile. In fact, according to the ...

Implementing the agile process for software development efforts is just the beginning. To achieve the requisite collaboration between business and IT, to succeed using agile methods across multiple ...

“Innovation,” says Curtis Carlson, former president of Stanford Research Institute (SRI) and author of the classic book, Innovation (Crown, 2006), “is the primary driver of prosperity, job growth, ...