Alexander Sergeev - Part 44

Alexander Sergeev

Alexander Sergeev

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I'm Hygger CEO & Founder.
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The Difference between Lean and Agile Operations

There are lots of software development methodologies in modern world. All of them have different operation strategies. Perhaps that is the reason why some software developers wonder: “What is the difference between Lean and Agile operations?” However, it is hard to answer this question, because it is formulated improperly. Before answering it, we have to give the definitions of Agile and Lean methodologies and describe their operation strategies. Read More

Bug Tracking Tools in Software Testing

Everyone who is interested in software development realizes the importance of software testing for this process. In this article we will tell you about the use of bug tracking tools in software testing and other related. Read More

5 Essential Things to Remember Before Starting a Test

The testing team usually consists of a small number of people from your project team. They will follow your instructions (as the project manager) for guidance on what to expect from the testing in this project, and how should they perform the tests. In this article, we present 5 relevant things to remember about your testers before they get started with their work. Read More

10 Best Practices to Get the Most from Your Distributed Agile Teams

Distributed agile teams can be placed in different locations.

  • The team can be located in two or more locations;
  • Product Owner can be on site, and the Team is distant;
  • A mesh model can be used: product owner is not with an on-site team, and development team is distributed across different locations.

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The Difference between Lean and Waterfall

The differences between various software development methodologies are very interesting issues worth discussing. This topic is now popular among software developers all over the world. In this article we will tell you about the difference between Lean and Waterfall. To do that properly, it is necessary to describe both methodologies in greater detail and compare them. Read More

Lean and Agile Supply Chain Management

Different software development methodologies have different approaches to the process of product creation and supply. That is why many software developers wonder about the difference between Lean and Agile supply chains. This issue is definitely worth talking about. That is because of the fact that Lean supply chain strategy may differ significantly from the supply chain strategies of other Agile methodologies. To understand the specific features of supply chains in Lean and Agile, we have to give their full definitions. Read More

6 Guiding Principles Every Project Manager Should Live By

Nowadays a project management certification is a necessity. The basic principles of the project management have been used for some time and change is now required in order to take project management to the next level. There were many researches in the project management area that concluded that every project is based on some basic principles and these principles should be explained in detail so that everyone can have a general idea about project management. In this article, we present the basic principles of project management which are an essential part of every project. Read More

Scrum 101: Beginners’ Quickstart Guide to Mastering Scrum

Scrum is a type of Agile project management methodology. In this article, we’ll discuss different aspects of the Scrum project management process, so you’ll be able to take a look at the agile best practices. Read More

When to use Lean Software Development Methodology?

Sometimes it is quite hard to choose the proper methodology to manage a certain project. If you are a software developer, you have probably faced such situations. Some programmers choose the most convenient methodology. Others select the methods they are used to. But the only way to choose the methodology for your software development project properly is to analyze its needs and the customer’s requirements. In this article we will tell you when it is necessary to use Lean methodology. However, before doing that we should give the proper definition of Lean and describe its main functional features. Read More

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