What is Agile Software Development?
This software development approach is flexible, collaborative, and joint. It is based on an agile methodology powered by 12 principles.
These principles define this practical approach to software development while prioritizing the product's final quality and constant improvement during development. Below is a brief description of these principles.
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This software development approach is flexible, collaborative, and joint.
It is based on an agile methodology powered by 12 principles. These principles define this practical approach to software development while prioritizing the product's final quality and constant improvement during development.
Below is a brief description of these principles.
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Evaluating Different Methodologies
When picking an Agile method, know that Agile is more of a way of thinking than strict rules. Agile uses different methods, such as Scrum, Kanban, and Extreme Programming (XP).
Each has unique practices and benefits. Scrum is suitable for managing tasks in time-bound sprints. This works well for projects needing frequent reviews and changes. Kanban is flexible and focused on constant delivery. This suits teams with changing project needs.
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Selecting the Best Fit for Your Team
Choosing the proper Agile method requires careful consideration of your team and project. Consider team size, project difficulty, and how flexible you want to be. For smaller, faster teams, XP or Lean work well.
They focus on close work and fast changes. Larger teams may do better with Scrum or Feature-Driven Development (FDD). These help manage more complex tasks better.
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Best Practices for Setting Up Agile Software Teams Globally
Setting up global agile teams is critical to using diverse global talent. This matters for Offshore Development Centers (ODCs) and the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model. ODCs give companies dedicated overseas software development facilities, which provide cost savings and rule compliance.
The BOT model lets companies gradually build and blend offshore teams, ensuring control and efficiency. These strategies help companies grow, adapt to global markets, and use global expertise, which supports their growth and competitiveness.
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At EVERMETHOD®, we guide clients through this process, helping them unlock the full potential of global agile teams. Contact us to improve your software development and achieve lasting growth.
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