7 Reasons To Use Kanban
Kanban, a concept created within Toyota’s Japanese production and manufacturing plant, oddly enough, has been a system that has gone on to take the world by storm. The Kanban card system allows “just in time” tasking; and is comprised of a board made up of cards that are moved along in a left to right fashion. Kanban is a system often utilized in Agile teams to help keep track of software development work, and ensure everyone in the team stays on the same page.
Best Kanban Software of 2020
Do you have a task to achieve? There’s an app for that. Kanban software is now widely used in both businesses as well as in people’s personal lives. However, some of these software products are better than others - as is the case with any type of app! Today we outline our top picks for 2020.
Agile vs Waterfall: Which Will Work Best for You?
Ah, the eternal debate: Agile vs Waterfall, Waterfall vs Agile. When dipping your toes into custom software development you’ll encounter these two terms. They are software development life-cycle models that outline how a project is to be completed.
It’s A Good Idea To Have A Service Level Agreement. Here’s Why…
When engaging a software development services provider, there are many aspects you should consider before signing on the dotted line - to avoid headaches down the track. One such aspect that you really should lockdown is a Service Level Agreement.
Tips for Managing Fixed Price Projects in Agile
Fixed-price projects in Agile bring a new challenge to the table. Because they can be unfamiliar to a team, they require a stronger level of management.
The Value of Risk Management
Software development depends on a wide variety of intertwining factors and dependencies. Because of their complexity, projects often have a bad track record for sprouting quality, usability, cost, schedule and overrun risks.