Agile methodology (Agile) stories - Page 3

In today's increasingly competitive market, streamlining any product development process is key to a manufacturer's success.

Looking towards the future, the next-generation of businesses are going to be able to utilise the cloud in ways that we cannot comprehend.

DataOps is emerging as a significant new trend that will serve to increase collaboration, agility and operational efficiency for large organisations.

Smart object storage, analytics and AI, and the extension of agile methodologies across the enterprise will all play key roles during the coming year.

Murray Whitlocke-Jones joins Unisys as partner director in APJ, bolstering the firm's Asia Pacific market presence.

The Reckon Hosted offering has 600,000 active customers and growing across Australia, New Zealand, and the UK.

Internet-connected devices and edge computing are increasing the need for scalable and efficient infrastructure, says Emerson Network Power.

In order to overcome the risk of failure, organisations need to take a strong change management approach to cloud.

HPE's roadshow embarks on a new era in Auckland, unveiling its nimble future post-HP split, aiming to revolutionise IT and business agility.

CIOs are increasingly turning to agile software development methodologies to meet the demands of evolving digital businesses.

The increasing move to compute and storage closer to the network edge has prompted Emerson Network Power to get closer to its channel partners.

CIOs are under pressure to support fast-evolving digital business scenarios but are finding traditional project and development methods unsuitable.

Vocus, WxC's current provider of IP transit (according to the ISP map) will lose out as WxC will have their transit agreements migrated to Vodafone.

Jayesh Jain exemplifies business rules for CIOs, elucidating their collection and deployment to bolster business strategy.

In the fast-paced project world, 'just enough documentation' prioritises quality over quantity, changing how we approach project requirements.

As the business environment grows in complexity, business analysis will require team, stakeholder and executive collaboration like never before.

Future employees will face a very different work life from today – never tethered to one location and able to share and access knowledge more easily.

In five years, companies will operate in a converged IT world of cloud, virtualisation and mobile computing where clouds are safe.

User stories capture high-level system requirements, streamlining the development process with simplicity and clarity for all team members.

A business analyst transitioning to a product owner role in a scrum team is a natural progression, leveraging key skills and overlapping responsibilities.