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A proof-of-concept (PoC) is intended to confirm a presumption that a concept, technology, or methodology is practicable, and applicable. PoCs speed up delivery in contemporary software development by assisting in the quicker launch of products, which adheres to Lean and Agile concepts. In this article we will discuss more about PoC, Requirement of PoC, PoC demonstration and finally Benefits of PoC. Let’s start. Proof of Concept (PoC) A proof of concept (POC) is indeed a product demonstration that aims to show whether an idea can actually be implemented. The purpose of a POC is not to determine whether there is ... Read More

Agile methodology is a widely adopted approach in software development that emphasizes collaboration, flexibility, and iterative development. Agile is an iterative approach of product development and delivery where project teams work in short iterations which is called sprints. Milestones are a critical aspect of the Agile methodology that helps project teams measure progress and stay on track. Milestone in Agile A milestone in Agile is a significant point in the project that marks the completion of a specific set of tasks or the achievement of a particular goal. Milestones provide project teams with a clear way to measure progress and ... Read More

Triage is a medical term. The process of immediately assessing patients who are brought to a hospital to determine which ones are the most dangerously ill and need to be treated first is known as triage. Patients will be divided into groups according to the severity of their illnesses, and the doctors will give priority care to those who are gravely ill. Individuals with non-critical illnesses are given lower priority status and receive care after extremely ill patients. In Software Development also we use same terminology i.e Defect triage. But what exactly this defect triage is in software development, is ... Read More

Agile Stand-Up Meeting In Agile, a daily hold meeting gives the project team a chance to talk in-depth about how the project is progressing. Each contributor can report on their successes since the most recent stand-up session at these 15-minute meetings. It ensures that everyone is on the same page and aware of what is happening. In order to keep meetings, brief and focused, all attendees in an Agile stand-up often remain standing. Yet, due to the rise in remote and hybrid working, digital hold is also an option and are becoming more popular. The best method to keep either ... Read More

Code review is essential for the development of any software development project. It doesn't matter what type of coding language the developer is using. When a software developer writes code and, after completing it, finds any code errors or issues, another software developer reviews it. It is the phase where the code reviewer performs this code review action that checks whether the code is an error or missing, identifying bugs, logic errors, etc. The code review process is also called peer review, which assesses the code's quality. Code review assists programmers or developers in learning the program code, in ... Read More

With this fast-paced business environment, all organizations need to change & react according to the shifts in the market. It has led to the emergence of the concept of business agility. Here we will talk about the definition of business agility, its benefits & how organizations can achieve it. What is Business Agility? Business agility is the ability to adapt to the new shifting market. Also, it focuses on customer needs & competition. Along with this still delivers high-quality products & services. It involves being able to pivot quickly to new opportunities, adopt new technologies & respond to customer feedback. ... Read More

Agile teams often convene to reflect on what went well, what didn't, and how to improve the process for the following iteration. This meeting is known as the agile retrospective. The team will have the chance to discuss what went well and poorly during the previous iteration and to develop an improvement plan. The retrospective meeting is a vital component of the Agile approach & it is instrumental in increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of the team. The retrospective helps the team to identify areas for improvement and to create a plan for implementing those improvements. Why is Agile Retrospective ... Read More

As organizations acknowledge the need for speed & agility in their software development practices, the market for Agile coaches has also improved. An Agile coach is someone responsible for assisting organizations to adopt & enhance their Agile practices. In this article, we will discuss more about what is agile coach, key responsibilities of an agile coach and finally how to become an successful agile coach. Let’s start. What is an Agile Coach? An Agile coach is someone who suggests associations in embracing & improving Agile methods. The coach is responsible for helping the community to gain its objectives by recognizing ... Read More

The "Manifesto for Agile Software Development" is a declaration aimed at enhancing software development practices. It outlines 4 core values and 12 principles as a response to the inefficiencies of traditional development processes, such as heavy documentation and the potential for oversights. Initially created to aid software developers in building business solutions more rapidly and effectively, the manifesto has since had a widespread impact on the development industry and beyond. From PR and marketing teams to coders, restaurateurs, and even the Boy Scouts of America, a diverse range of groups now utilize the principles outlined in the manifesto, and its ... Read More

Agile hardware development is a methodology that applies the principles and practices of Agile software development to the development of hardware products. While Agile originated in the software industry, its concepts have been successfully adapted to other fields, including hardware development. A Brief into of Agile Hardware Development The traditional hardware development process is often linear, with a set sequence of steps that must be completed before moving on to the next phase. This can result in long development cycles and a lack of flexibility to adapt to changes or feedback. Agile hardware development, on the other hand, emphasizes flexibility, ... Read More