Timely delivery of products and services is an important aspect of superior customer experience. Often, this is a big challenge for companies with small teams
Agile Methodology
Waterfall Vs Agile – Which one is right for you?
For most IT companies, the first thing to be discussed before starting a project is whether to follow the Waterfall or Agile method of software
Agile vs. DevOps: The Similarities and Differences
Agile and DevOps are two of the most widely used software methodologies today, with countless arguments that debate their respective merits. Though the two methodologies
Key Concepts of Agile Software Development
Agile is an encapsulation of efficient methodologies which lay out a responsive working style to build software applications. It is based on a tight feedback
An Agile Product Backlog for a Strong Product
Have you ever wondered how to select and prioritize features when developing a new product? While following the SDLC method of software development, new ideas
Agile is powerful – but it isn’t magic
Agile is a powerful new approach to the way the software development lifecycle is viewed, and delivers significant benefits in terms of productivity, development timelines
Docker vs Kubernetes: The DevOps Dilemma
A question that often arises in the minds of the people who are new to DevOps is “What is the difference between Kubernetes and Docker?”.
5 reasons why you should think of adopting Agile (if you haven’t already!)
Changing methodologies and adopting new practices is hard enough as an individual. As an enterprise, breaking the mold and embracing new practices like Agile is
12 Principles of Agile Project Management
12 Principles of Agile Project Management Agile, derived from the word Agility, is one of the latest project management strategies applied to software development. Traditional
Has your organization adopted the culture of “Being agile” or “Doing agile”?
Some enterprises find that in spite of their efforts, agile practices fail to deliver results within their organization. This is often a symptom of “Doing