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Five Reasons Why Agile Best Fits Today's Fast-Paced Organizations

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Click through for five reasons why agile is worth the cost and effort to implement, as identified by Paul Infield-Harm, director of product development at Cyrus Innovation.

Topics : Midmarket CIO, IT Management Automation, SharePoint, Technology Markets, Server Virtualization

In today's fast-paced business environment, companies are constantly pressured to adapt to changing market conditions. Companies that produce software increasingly turn to agile development practices to help them stay competitive. Agile processes are highly collaborative, iterative and all focused on the rapid and repeatable delivery of software. Many practices, such as pair programming and regular retrospectives, may appear on their surface to slow teams down. However, the benefits to organizations of "going agile" far outweigh the costs. In this slideshow, Paul Infield-Harm, director of product development at Cyrus Innovation, explains why.

 

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