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The Agile developer's handbook
This book will help you overcome the common challenges you’ll face when transforming your working practices from waterfall to Agile. Each chapter builds on the last, starting with easy-to-grasp ways to get going with Agile. Next you’ll see how to choose the right Agile framework for your organization. Moving on, you’ll implement systematic product delivery and measure and report progress with visualization. Then you’ll learn how to create high performing teams, develop people in Agile, manage in Agile, and perform distributed Agile and collaborative governance. At the end of the book, you’ll discover how Agile will help your company progressively deliver software to customers, increase customer satisfaction, and improve the level of efficiency in software development teams.
Hands-On Agile Software Development with JIRA
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Harned, David
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Agile software development
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Computer software
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COMPUTERS / Programming / General
2018,2024
Agile development approach helps you effectively collaborate on a development project. This administrator's guide will help you implement this methodology using JIRA. It will enable you to work with issues and build reports that leads to efficient project management.
Agile Project Management, Assurance and Auditing
Agile Project Management, Assurance and Auditing - A practical
guide for auditors, reviewers and project teams
Adopting the Agile methodology helps organisations develop the
flexibility and adaptability necessary in such fast-paced
environments. The use of Agile for non-IT projects - such as
introducing new products, refurbishing retail outlets, and even
planning and running audits - means that general auditors and other
reviewers, as well as IT specialist auditors, need to understand
Agile practices.
This guide provides an overview of Agile for auditors, reviewers
and project teams
This guide covers:
Agile project management audit objectives;
The risks covered by each objective;
What controls to expect and how these can be audited;
Case studies illustrating Agile project initiation and
high-level requirements; and
Hints and tips for performing an audit review.
For experienced auditors and project management teams, this
guide demonstrates how they can adapt and reuse audit skills that
they may have gained during traditional waterfall, CRAMM (CCTA Risk
Analysis and Management Method), or PRINCE2® implementation/audits.
For those less experienced, it will encourage them to consider
these good practices and their application to Agile audits.
An ideal introduction to Agile project management for auditors,
project managers, Agile teams and students
Getting started with JIRA
Companies use different ways to organize their projects, and the type of methodology they use determines the tool that is best suited for their needs. Jira is a project management software designed to help teams of all types to manage work. Jira is an issue tracking and project management tool that is highly configurable and flexible, which allows it to be used in a wide variety of processes. There are different versions of Jira available, but the core concepts are applicable across these versions. In this course, we will be using a non-premium version of Jira Software on Cloud. Jira Software is the flagship version of Jira that is used for agile project management, meaning it is beneficial for companies that use the Agile methodology. With that being said, learning Jira requires learning some Agile concepts, and this course includes a crash course on the basics of Agile methodology to help you get started with Jira. By the end of this course, you will gain a clear understanding of Jira and the best way to use it for effective project management in teams. All resources are available at GitHub.
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Agile for Instructional Designers
Discover Agile for Better Instructional Design To serve business needs amid greater volatility and uncertainty in the workplace, learning and development professionals need project management methods that can keep up.Enter Agile.