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Effectively managing reporting and client involvement is crucial to maintaining transparency, facilitating collaboration, and ensuring client satisfaction. Here are some practices you can adopt to achieve this: By implementing these practices, you can effectively manage reporting and client involvement in your Agile projects. Open communication,… Read More »Client Reporting in Agile Projects

Onboarding a client into an Agile project involves establishing a shared understanding of Agile principles and practices, aligning expectations, and ensuring effective collaboration. Here are some steps you can follow to onboard a client into an Agile project: By following these steps, you can effectively… Read More »Onboarding a Client into Agile

In Agile projects, planning for errors, also known as planning for uncertainty or risk management, is an important aspect of project planning. Agile methodologies recognise that errors or uncertainties are inevitable and focus on addressing them in a proactive and iterative manner. Here are some… Read More »Planinng for Error?

In Agile projects, estimating time and cost is typically done using relative estimation techniques rather than traditional detailed and predictive approaches. Agile teams focus on estimating the effort or complexity of work rather than attempting to predict specific time or cost values. Here are some… Read More »Estimations in Agile

In an Agile project, the traditional concept of distinct phases is replaced with iterative and incremental cycles called sprints. However, there are still some general activities that can be observed throughout the project. Here are the typical phases in an Agile project: It’s important to… Read More »Agile “Phases”?

When it comes to taking over from an incumbent supplier in a consultancy role without interrupting the delivery rate or quality, careful planning and execution are key. Here are some steps we follow to ensure a smooth transition: By following these steps, your consultancy can… Read More »How Do We Embed Ourselves?

Implementing continuous improvement involves the following steps: Remember that continuous improvement is an ongoing process. It requires a culture of learning, adaptability, and a commitment to consistently seeking better ways of delivering value to clients.