Agile
Agile practice
Agile has been a buzzword in the tech industry for many years.
It originated because software developers found that there was too much interference in their work on a daily basis. Think of the analogy of a car owner constantly talking to a mechanic while the mechanic tries to fix his car. Without agile practices, progress can be slow.
All senior members of the Digatil team are trained in Agile methodologies. Our main focus is on SCRUM, a form of Agile software development, and we’ll implement this into your operations or advance your teams into a SCRUM NEXUS (scaling SCRUM to multiple teams). You can supercharge your output by reducing red tape, increasing bandwidth, and improving the speed and quality of your releases. We’ll assess your current state and then provide the expertise within your teams to make all of this a practical reality. Once your teams are operating smoothly under a SCRUM NEXUS, you’ll see results immediately.
Digatil Business Domains associated with this service:
Corporate: E. Project Portfolio Management
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E00002 Project Portfolio Management Model Development
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E00004 Project Portfolio Management Process
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E00005 Project portfolio Management Automation
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E00006 Project Portfolio Simulations
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At the Core of our consulting services
... is the Digatil Business System
This system enables us to provide industry-leading results to the organizations we work with. It includes a series of proprietary tools, techniques, and approaches that are the result of decades of practice and research.
The Digatil Business System Advantage
Our capabilities, achieved through our proprietary Digatil Business System, include:
- Use of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning to provide insights and information into business problems and industry trends. It’s also utilized to create solutions and to run business scenario simulations: know what will happen before spending significant time and resources on implementations
- Conversion of the enterprise into an agile operation
- Automation across all of your business processes
- Application integration
- New low code applications
- Changes in operating models
- Risk analysis and management including the application of best practices
- Comprehensive implementation plans
- Solutions implementation and post-implementation support
- Customer analysis
- Application of big data and machine learning/AI with advanced analytics
- Regulatory compliance both domestically and internationally
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1 Day Sprint...
The 1 Day Sprint is based on the Book from Digatil’s founder called 1 Day Sprint. It’s a rapid 1 day session where a business problem is defined and solved through key collaboration and prototyping. The 1 Day sprint has been designed based on years of experience working with startups and large enterprises. It enables organizations to stop the churn and rapidly get things done. It gets the right people in the room, it provides a framework for high bandwidth collaboration, and provides for innovation and creativity so innovative and high quality solutions are able to be output by the team.
Anatomy of the 1 Day Sprint
This is where you organize the key people who will be part of the 1 Day Sprint along with other resources.
We start the day with looking at key, existing materials that aid in designing a solution to the problem at hand.
At this point, we understand the context and background of the problem, along with what the customers need. The problem is more refined into a formal definition and a consensus reached on the problem definition.
Now that we have a clear problem statement, we rapidly collaborate to identify potential solutions through a series of tools and techniques.
Once a solution is selected, we then move to rapidly prototyping it. Often times, this is a technology product but it doesn’t necessarily have to be. It may be that a process is re-engineered with minimal technological impact and undertakings.
Once we have a prototype, an action plan is developed on next steps.
The next 30 days are about getting things in order to build the prototype. After this initial 30 days, the build shouldn’t take longer than 60-90 days to build and be ready to launch.
