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Naveen Singh 2021-04-05
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At that time, people used to call this crisis the “application delivery lag” or “the application development crisis.” At that time, organizations used to estimate three years between a validated business need and an actual application in production.

Even those days, businesses moved faster than three years’ time span.If you had to wait for three years to solve the problems your business faces, your business requirements, systems, and even the entire business can change in three years.

Because of this time crisis, businesses used to cancel many projects halfway.

And many projects failed to match the requirements and needs.In several industries like aerospace and defense industries, the application delivery lag was more than three years.

It would take around 20 years or more than that before a system went into use.Before agile came, several industries like software, aerospace, manufacturing used to follow the waterfall approach.

They would identify problems and work to create a plan that solves the problem.

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Pratik Mistry 2021-05-07
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Enterprises today are constantly putting in efforts to be deemed as "agile mascots."

However, there is a need to understand that You can't utilize agile as a covering to cover everything waterfall!In light of our involvement in the work we have been doing to enable our clients to execute the agile methodology, we have encountered six significant advantages that present a solid case for Agile methodology adoption.

Fail Fast, Succeed FasterThe iterative processes of delivery offered by the agile methodology holds value in the market, and will it be something your clients would accept.The results help you to course-correct, revisit the strategy, and re-create an even more viable product.The significant thing here is, you don't need to submit critical resources for this.

Consequently, you spare yourself a ton of cash, time, efforts, and even disappointing setbacks.Moreover, the innovation environment is continually evolving.

If you design plans for a year or more, things will undoubtedly change, and iterations that would have worked a couple of months ago are already obsolete.

Self-Organizing TeamsThe agile development methodology focuses on individuals instead of innovation.From the team's constitution to choosing what goes into the Sprint, it is all a team task that engages teams more.Agile follows the idea of self-coordinating teams and how everyone works to their strengths where team members like the developer, UI/UX, QA professionals, and so forth are disengaged from conventional silos and are united as one team.This is executed while keeping in mind that all required ranges of abilities to deliver a completed increment toward the end of the sprint work firmly, cohesively, and without interruptions.Since team composition and backlog remediation is the team's choice, this increases the team's sense of responsibility to finish the Sprint with success.

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Sourabh Nagar 2021-05-25
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Hiring an agile distributed team for application development is becoming more common now than ever before.

With half of the world’s population effectively working from home, launching applications with the help of distributed teams is a norm.

If you are launching a new product or application and reluctant to invest heavily in hiring, Offshore Distributed Teams can solve that problem at a reduced cost.

Offshore companies have an existing pool of talent so they can provide skilled distributed teams.How does Chapter 247 make the best of distributed agile development?Chapter 247 has a rich experience of assisting their customers across diverse initiatives.

They use tools such as Jira or Trello for helping the scrum master run the virtual scrum backlog.

Through task management tools such as Slack or Skype for Business, each member updates tasks or exchanges information quickly.

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Naveen Singh 2021-04-05
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At that time, people used to call this crisis the “application delivery lag” or “the application development crisis.” At that time, organizations used to estimate three years between a validated business need and an actual application in production.

Even those days, businesses moved faster than three years’ time span.If you had to wait for three years to solve the problems your business faces, your business requirements, systems, and even the entire business can change in three years.

Because of this time crisis, businesses used to cancel many projects halfway.

And many projects failed to match the requirements and needs.In several industries like aerospace and defense industries, the application delivery lag was more than three years.

It would take around 20 years or more than that before a system went into use.Before agile came, several industries like software, aerospace, manufacturing used to follow the waterfall approach.

They would identify problems and work to create a plan that solves the problem.

Sourabh Nagar 2021-05-25
img

Hiring an agile distributed team for application development is becoming more common now than ever before.

With half of the world’s population effectively working from home, launching applications with the help of distributed teams is a norm.

If you are launching a new product or application and reluctant to invest heavily in hiring, Offshore Distributed Teams can solve that problem at a reduced cost.

Offshore companies have an existing pool of talent so they can provide skilled distributed teams.How does Chapter 247 make the best of distributed agile development?Chapter 247 has a rich experience of assisting their customers across diverse initiatives.

They use tools such as Jira or Trello for helping the scrum master run the virtual scrum backlog.

Through task management tools such as Slack or Skype for Business, each member updates tasks or exchanges information quickly.

Pratik Mistry 2021-05-07
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Enterprises today are constantly putting in efforts to be deemed as "agile mascots."

However, there is a need to understand that You can't utilize agile as a covering to cover everything waterfall!In light of our involvement in the work we have been doing to enable our clients to execute the agile methodology, we have encountered six significant advantages that present a solid case for Agile methodology adoption.

Fail Fast, Succeed FasterThe iterative processes of delivery offered by the agile methodology holds value in the market, and will it be something your clients would accept.The results help you to course-correct, revisit the strategy, and re-create an even more viable product.The significant thing here is, you don't need to submit critical resources for this.

Consequently, you spare yourself a ton of cash, time, efforts, and even disappointing setbacks.Moreover, the innovation environment is continually evolving.

If you design plans for a year or more, things will undoubtedly change, and iterations that would have worked a couple of months ago are already obsolete.

Self-Organizing TeamsThe agile development methodology focuses on individuals instead of innovation.From the team's constitution to choosing what goes into the Sprint, it is all a team task that engages teams more.Agile follows the idea of self-coordinating teams and how everyone works to their strengths where team members like the developer, UI/UX, QA professionals, and so forth are disengaged from conventional silos and are united as one team.This is executed while keeping in mind that all required ranges of abilities to deliver a completed increment toward the end of the sprint work firmly, cohesively, and without interruptions.Since team composition and backlog remediation is the team's choice, this increases the team's sense of responsibility to finish the Sprint with success.