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New trends and technologies are rapidly emerging in the IT world. Clients today prefer innovative solutions that can be made available to them as soon as possible. Whether adding new features for existing products or launching completely new software, deploying new functionality continuously becomes the need of the hour.
According to Hinge Business Study, changing buyer's requirements and unpredictability in the marketplace were the main challenges businesses face.
This article is all about the low-code / no-code movement in the software industry! And the remarkable parallels between building software and building homes! Okay, it’s a thinly veiled article to let you know that I know what I’m doing in the low code / no-code approach to delivering business value with the least cost vs. business objective. Low Code / No Code is not the solution to every project, but it works damn well for the right project!
The construction industry for homes has often been pointed to for project excellence – its easier to estimate because there’s a construction industry blue book for most everything. How much material to sheetrock a standard bedroom of known dimensions, and how much time and what labor types required to do it.
Scrum@Scale framework provides the platform, which brings in the collaborative approach with efficiency and accuracy in the workflow based software Industry. The adoption of Scrum@Scale Techniques serves great purposes across almost every section of the Software Industry. Scrum@Scale approach and Scrum@Scale certification help to develop an agile mindset that brings a collaborative approach for development, processing, and service delivery in an efficient manner.
Scrum is a vastly adopted framework for implementation because of its feature of lightweight technique. Several big MNCs can use the Scrum framework for high scaled projects to drive efficiency with a collaborative approach that achieves the target within time. High Scaled Projects generally require the involvement of multiple teams with cross-functional properties. According to the experts of Scrum, the approach of Scrum@Scale is better for multiple teams with cross-functional properties.