Agile
Why Agile
Speed-to-deliver
Quality
Visibility
Risk Management
Flexibility / Agility
Cost Control
Right Product
More Enjoyable
- Agile development philosophy supports the idea of early and regular releases
- Testing is integrated throughout the lifecycle allows to gives the product team early sight of any quality issues.
- Agile encourage visibility for key stakeholders, to ensure that expectations are effectively managed.
- Small incremental releases help take decisions at the earliest possible opportunity
- In agile development, change is accepted.
- In fact, it’s expected. Because the one thing that’s certain in life is change.
- Fixed timescales and evolving requirements enables a fixed budget.
- In agile development, the emphasis lies absolutely on building the right product
- The active involvement, cooperation and collaboration make agile
- development teams a much more enjoyable place for most people.
About Agile
Agile is a time boxed, iterative approach to product delivery that builds product incrementally from the start of the project, instead of trying to deliver it all at once near the end.
Using an agile development model, you still do the same type of work as you would using a traditional waterfall model: You create requirements and designs, you develop your product, and you integrate your product with other products as necessary. You test the product, fix any problems, and deploy it for use.
However, instead of tackling all the steps for all of your product features at once, you break the project into iterations (smaller segments of the overall project), called sprints.
Agile is sponsored by Agile Alliance http://www.agilealliance.org
What We Offer
I. Agile Trainings
a. Agile Professional Practitioners (APP) Course
Agile Professional Practitioners (APP) training course is a comprehensive training on Agile concepts, methods, and techniques. It gives an overview of almost all areas of Agile software development, with many examples, exercises, and discussion topics.
b. Certified Agile Provisional Preparation (CAPP) Certificate
CAPP candidates should be prepared with all of the following:
a. Attending the APP course
b. Working in projects teams using agile management with at least 500 hours (3 months) under TRI EXL supervision
c. Passing the CAPP exam with a minimum score of 70%
CAPP is a preparation for PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) please refer to http://www.pmi.org/certification/agile-management-acp/pmi-acp-exam-prep.aspx
I. Agile Coaching
Agile coaching service is hand in hand coaching for agile implementation in real projects.
We help our clients to have a successful implementation and to gain the real value of agile.
a.Environment Setup
Workshops to introduce specific configuration management practices and how they apply to Agile projects
b.SCRUM Workshops and Coaching Sessions
Workshops covering the following: writing user stories, agile estimation, release and iteration planning and tracking.
c.Technical Workshops/Sessions
Include Build Automation and Continuous Integration (Session), writing clean code and refactoring, Unit test and test driven development.
d.Follow-up consultation visits
These are general-purpose follow-up consultation visits, which are conducted to the supported teams.
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