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High-Performance Teams: Critical for your Software Projects

If a company's business goal is merely to survive, then the "software factory" paradigm with repeatable processes is adequate. But if the goal is to build successful applications that contribute to business growth, then something more is needed.

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Integration of Distributed QA Teams in Agile

Geographically distributed QA teams collaborating on an Agile-based project can perform just as well as those within a single location – or even better, as long as the right combination of processes, tools and experience are firmly in place.

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The Drive to Zero Latency

Lowering the speed at which trades can be completed – referred to as latency – is a way to find an edge in stock exchanges and in the highly competitive financial services industry as a whole. To stay ahead of competitors, pacesetters in the financial services industry’s race to zero latency are reconciling how they think about technology.

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Lean Thinking, IT-Business Alignment and Value Engineering in Software Development Projects

I'm a big believer in the employment of Lean principles to complement Agile methodologies in application development. From a pure software development perspective, Agile has proven enormously beneficial in speeding through application projects. However, what Agile typically does not address is the first principle of Lean: the definition of value in each application development initiative.

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