Become more Agile!

Learn to deliver more value, faster, with our incremental approach.

  • Improve delivery fluidity and velocity;
  • Manage risks and changes during delivery
  • Eliminate documentation and control overhead;
  • Optimize focus, rigor and energy in teams;
  • Improve your ability to execute and its quality;
  • Accelerate the delivery of high value and generate results more quickly.

 

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Financial benefits
  • Quick creation of value
  • Better ROI management
  • Possibility to start with a limited budget
Organizational benefits
  • Greater autonomy for developers
  • Better collaboration between teams
  • More inspirational leadership
Strategic benefits
  • Better overall risk management
  • Improved responsiveness to adjust the product to market realities
  • Emergence of an Agile corporate culture

The Scrum framework

Nowadays, Scrum is the most commonly used Agile method. In short, it defines roles (the Scrum Master, the Product Owner, and the development team), dictates a reiteration of time-limited production sprints at the end of which functional software increments are delivered, and sets up artifacts (the product backlog, the sprint backlog, the burndown charts) as well as ceremonies (sprint planning, daily scrum, review and retrospective).

It involves self-organizing teams and allows more reactivity in order to adapt to the client’s often changing needs. It also implies the application of Agile principles such as transparency, simplicity, and collaboration.

The Scrum framework promotes the quick and continuous delivery of high added-value software functionality.

 

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Do Agile approaches involve challenges?

Like all project management approaches, Agility has its share of difficulties. Agile approaches cause inevitable changes within an organization. Although adequate support facilitates change, some challenges will inevitably arise.

Our role is to help you face these challenges.

 

Want to know more about Agility?
Here are some interesting articles:
The 5 fundamental skills of a team
What is your Agility level?
Appreciative retrospective

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