10/04/2024
Which Agile Framework does YOUR organization use?
While the Business Analyst (BA) role is not explicitly defined in many Agile frameworks, BAs continue to play a critical role in ensuring project success. Check out the most common Agile frameworks and how BAs can adapt their skills to make a meaningful impact within each one.
- Scrum -
Iterative development, time-boxed sprints (usually 2-4 weeks), and self-organizing teams. Scrum emphasizes collaboration, continuous feedback, and iterative delivery of value.
- Kanban -
Visualizing workflow, limiting work in progress, and continuously improving. Teams continuously pull work items as capacity becomes available.
- Extreme Programming (XP) -
Customer satisfaction, simplicity, and technical excellence. Pair programming, test-driven development (TDD), and continuous integration are emphasized.
- Lean Software Development -
Delivering customer value by eliminating waste, increasing efficiency, and improving processes. Aims to continuously improve and maximize value delivery.
- Feature-Driven Development (FDD) -
Delivering features that provide business value in short iterations. Each feature is planned, designed, and built independently.
- Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) -
Scaling Agile practices to large organizations. It includes multiple layers (team, program, and portfolio) to ensure alignment between strategy and ex*****on.
- Dynamic Systems Development Method (DSDM) -
Delivering projects on time, within budget, and meeting defined quality standards. DSDM emphasizes clearly defined strategic goals for early benefit delivery to the business.
- Crystal Clear -
Lightweight and adaptable, suitable for small teams. It is centered on individuals and their interactions, as opposed to processes and tools.
Learn more about the BA role in Agile Frameworks at our upcoming AGILE ANALYSIS CERTIFICATION (AAC) PREP on October 12th.
Registration Closes on October 7th!
https://thebadoc.com/aac