Distributed Agile

Agile is a free-spirited development methodology laid upon the ideas of short iterations, continuous inputs from clients, and instant flexibility to prioritize tasks. Our philosophy behind distributing Agile across GoXeon Technologies is to give our clients control of their projects and get the best of both, their budget and our skills.

Software Development isn’t just easy breezy code n fix thing. It involves lots and lots of resource planning, tasks distribution and prioritization, vendor-client communication and all that’s jazz. A single change in projects’ charter can wholly affect project’s timelines. That’s nightmare to both project managers and clients. Regardless of how simple or complex project is, there needs to be a dependable framework which lets ‘Work Happen’ as it ideally should.

You see, that’s what keeps most projects behind the tracks or worst fail to complete. Most common threats to Project’s success include:

  • Continuous changes in projects’ scope affecting projects’ deliverables and timelines
  • Prolonged release cycles pushing pressure over developers, testers and managers to deliver code
  • Delayed feedback loop between Clients and IT Vendors resulting in unwanted deliverables

When you work across multiple time zones with tight delivery schedules and a fluid business environment Distributed Agile is your one shot power injection to contented customers and buoyant bottom lines

GoXeon Technologies & Agile Development

We understand Agile and outsourcing. This is why when our clients reach us to outsource a part of their project and want it done using Agile techniques we

  • Take the time to understand the business problem the product is meant to resolve.
  • Establish clear lines of communications so that you know what we are doing, and communicate and update regularly
  • Set up clear roles and responsibilities for all team members.
  • Ask for and analyses feedback from your customers and incorporate it in the next release
  • Release on a fixed schedule, so that continuity and reliability is maintained
  • Share a daily or continuous build so that both your and our team is working on common code
  • Use the same ticket manager or bug tracker system that you use.