Our Twist on Agile Software Development
Developing Software with Geneca
How We Interpret the Agile Method
One of the biggest misconceptions teams make going agile is the idea that Agile means “Work Without a Plan.” Often, companies with this philosophy end up confronting a mad race at the end of the project to hit deadlines and budget. We believe in creating an entire roadmap; specific enough to provide visibility into timelines. As we run through the SDLC our clients get real-time updates into the timelines and budget forecasts. You will always know your project’s status at the level of detail you prefer, and it will be clear, consistent, and aligned to your needs.
People and
Project Management
Development Team Structure
Working in an Agile mindset, our development teams focus on close collaboration and a self-organized team structure. We know that when it comes to projects, the people are often responsible for more trouble than the technology! Our developers are well rounded and can adapt to the situation, such as stepping in for QAs and BAs depending on the situation.
Agile Project
Management
A Necessity for Any Software Development Company
Our approach to project management focuses on both the micro and macro measurements. At any point in the project, we can bring awareness and adjust to changes in scope. We are able to loop in our clients to adjust and approve all aspects of the product with regularly scheduled showcases and user acceptance testing.
Nimble
Project Mindset
When the Agile Method is More Than Just What You Do
We know that our clients expect us to work in an Agile method while sometimes integrating with their existing waterfall processes. This stems from the fact that we view Agile as a mindset, not its different activities.
Competitive Advantages of an Agile Project Done Well
Find the Right Development Team to Reap the Rewards
Time to Market
Allows for Change
Customer Ownership
Focuses on Users
High Quality
Improved Visibility
Living Documents
Application Development with Geneca
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