The Agile Project Management Process
The 12 principles of agile can be applied to disciplines other than software development. One of the most popular emerging applications of these principles in
William Goddard
March 5, 2021
Agile
Agile software and product development help organizations succeed by streamlining their IT process, structure, and communication among teams. Learn about Agile methodologies and best practices, and get insights on how it works in other organizations.
What is the Agile Scrum Framework?
The scrum framework was one of the first software development approaches to adopt agile principles, and for many years it was the most popular agile
William Goddard
February 12, 2021
A Look at Technical Debt
The trade-off required between delivering perfect products and meeting tight deadlines makes the issue of technical debt particularly relevant to software and system developers. Yet
Terry Brown
April 21, 2020
Coronavirus is Reshaping the way Companies Think About Work
The Coronavirus and the COVID-19 disease that is caused by it are having profound and widespread impacts across the global economy. As companies, governments, and
William Goddard
March 20, 2020
Unpacking Enterprise Architecture and Agile
Christopher Armstrong, president of Sparx Services North America, unpacks the loaded topics of Enterprise Architecture and Agile and the ways industry standards can help companies
Christopher Armstrong
March 25, 2019
Cutting Some Fat – A More Agile Incident Management Process
Making your incident management process more agile means stripping out every step that has no customer value or adds nothing to their experience. Doing so
Nancy Van Elsacker Louisnord
June 5, 2018
Biggest Challenges of Introducing Scrum to an Inexperienced Team
Out of all the different software development approaches that found their place under the Agile umbrella, Scrum has been by far the most successful, both
Jug Babic
March 20, 2018
What is Agile – The Wild, Wild West Meaning
“IT can’t be nimble and responsive if it has to be consistent, repeatable, and reliable.” Have you heard that? Have you thought that? The fact
Doug Tedder
March 13, 2017