The Business Objectives Model (BOM) is a foundational model that helps you define and manage the scope of your software development projects. It bridges the gap between the business problem
Transforming Processes Rather Than Replicating Them During ERP Deployment Is Essential Implementing a new ERP platform, like SAP, is not just about navigating technical and managerial hurdles; it’s a pivotal
Using Agile Principles in Workflow Automation Organizations that implement workflow automation solutions typically attempt to automate the entire end-to-end workflow in one big deployment. This results in long lead times,
Developing complex software for enterprises using Agile development methodologies has presented some unique challenges, especially in the area of regression testing. This is particularly true in the Financial Services sector
Conventional wisdom generally holds that the ratio of developers to analysts in an Agile framework is about 4:1 or 3:1. In essence, it says that 1 analyst can support the
What is Agile Development? In the context of software development, ‘agile’ is an iterative (phased) approach that helps teams deliver value to their clients faster and with less headaches. While
The last couple of years has seen a wholesale shift in development methodologies among the Fortune 1000 companies from Waterfall to Agile. It is not an exaggeration to say that
Companies that make the switch from Waterfall methodologies to Agile struggle with requirements documentation. How much documentation do we need? What kind? When should this documentation be created? Who is
At ArgonDigital, on our Agile projects we have introduced a project artifact called the Agile Requirements Document or ARD that we create during the planning phase of a project. We
Managing a Product Backlog when there is only one development team in an organization creating one solution at a time is relatively straight forward. However, large enterprises have multiple development
Agile is often spoken of a development methodology along the lines of “Agile is a development methodology; other common development methodologies are Waterfall, Iterative, etc.” This is akin to saying
I recently participated in a Panel Discussion on the state of the Business Analyst Profession held by IIBA of Austin. One of the questions we tackled was the following: “What
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