Lighter & Extensive Frameworks

Agile Defined: Principles and Framework Approaches

Agile is an iterative approach prioritizing individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and adapting to change, focused on frequent delivery, continuous improvement, and cooperation for efficient, flexible product development.
Lighter frameworks suit smaller teams, emphasizing rapid cycles, direct communication, and quick adaptation for lean, focused delivery.
Extensive frameworks cater to larger organizations, providing comprehensive structures to coordinate multiple teams, manage dependencies, and ensure strategic alignment across complex initiatives.
Agile is an iterative approach prioritizing individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and adapting to change, focused on frequent delivery, continuous improvement, and cooperation for efficient, flexible product development.

Lighter & Extensive Frameworks

The many methods/frameworks of Agile can help us deliver software products effectively and successfully, and some are as follows;
Lighter Agile	Extensive Agile
Scrum: A very simple agile process, designed for delivering software in small chunks, taken from a backlog of work to be done.	DSDM: The DSDM Agile Project Framework is an iterative and incremental approach that embraces principles of Agile development, including continuous user/customer involvement.
Kanban: The aim is to control and manage the flow of features so that the number of features entering the process matches those being completed	SAFe: The Scaled Agile Framework is a set of organization and workflow patterns intended to guide enterprises in scaling lean and agile practices
Lean: (Which came from the manufacturing environment) is all about efficient processes	Large Scale Scrum (LeSS): LeSS is a framework for scaling agile product delivery. The idea driving everything in Large Scale Scrum is to, (1) do more with less, (2) avoid overhead and avoid local optimizations and (3) adopt a whole product focus by organizing your teams around the diverse ways your product brings value to your customers.
Extreme Programming (XP): Contains mainly of programming practices such as Test Driven Development, Pair programming, Continuous Integration, but there is little management	Nexus: It is a framework for scaled agile product delivery. It strives to reduce complexity and cross-team dependencies with opportunities to change the process, product structure, and communication structure.

Customer stories

United Allergy Services

Implementing GLOVIA® OM for streamlined operations, integrated with Salesforce, results in significant improvements in operational efficiency and patient care.

Palkeet

Palkeet, the Finnish Government Shared Services Centre for Finance and HR, converted from SAP ECC to SAP S/4HANA, thus improved reporting capabilities and use more efficient order-to-cash processes.

Goodstart Early Learning Ltd

As part of its commitment to creating a safer environment for children and staff, Goodstart embarked on a major digital transformation, starting with ServiceNow’s Health & Safety Incident Management solution. More than 600 facilities have been enabled, also a proactive safety culture was fostered.

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