Be Nimble, Improve Collaboration – In Short, Get Agile
70% of IT organizations claim they don’t receive adequate quality or throughput from their development team.
Agile has become a leading alternative to traditional application development methods as companies are becoming more software driven. However, the implementation of Agile in many organizations fails due to three major challenges.
Your Challenge
Management is not ready for Agile.
80% of Agile implementations fail because of cultural issues.
Teams don’t know what Agile means.
44% of organizations say that lack of experience and knowledge are leading contributors to failed Agile implementations.
Benefits aren’t measured.
It is difficult to convince stakeholders of the true value of Agile if the benefits aren’t properly measured.
Our Solution
- Current state assessment. Through our survey platform, our program generates hard numbers that identify key problems from a business perspective.
- Establish common understanding. Our program will get all members of your team aligned around a common process and terminology, establishing a baseline.
- Scaling Agile. Our program addresses challenges that arise when adding more projects and resources. We walk through how Agile development techniques at the project level and Release Management at the program level can help.
- Integrating Agile with Waterfall. Depending on the project, Agile isn’t always the right way to go. Our program ensures you have the right team structure at the program and portfolio levels to deliver executive level dashboards while retaining Agility at the project level.
- Measured value. Our program involves ongoing measurement to ensure Agile teams are delivering true value back to the business. We facilitate open communication around improvements to better align with business priorities.
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