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F comme Flexibilité

Que sont-ils devenus?

En déjà dix ans d'existence, Orphoz a vu grandir bon nombre de talents. Nous avons décidé d'aller à leur rencontre et de les interroger sur leur nouveau métier.
Merci à Claire, ancienne consultante chez Orphoz, qui dévoile les coulisses de son rôle de PMO et consultante interne en industrie.

3 questions à Nam

Découvrez nos talents et les différents rôles au sein du cabinet, à travers une série de portraits d'Orphoziens. Nam est consultante senior chez Orphoz. Avant de nous rejoindre, elle évoluait déjà dans le domaine du conseil et de l'entreprenariat

3 questions à Alexis

Nous sommes fiers de vous présenter les portraits de nos collaborateurs chez Orphoz. Cette semaine, découvrez celui d'Alexis, chef de projet spécialisé dans l’optimisation et la sécurisation de grandes transformations digitales, dans l’industrie et le secteur public

S as Sustainable

The video on Agile implementation pitfalls

Implementing Agile can prove to be somewhat tricky. At Orphoz, we have investigated pitfalls to avoid on 3 key dimensions: people, process and technology. We have come up with pragmatic practices for you to try with your teams.

Learn more with this 3-minute video and follow Bob, an IT project leader, on his journey to face Agile implementation challenges on each dimension.


 

Conclusion on hands on guide to avoid pitfalls in executing an Agile project

As you have seen through this series, there is no silver bullet for Agile project implementation success. The three dimensions – People, Process and Technology – are closely intertwined

That is why our conviction is that you should go all-in and address all those issues simultaneously

Technology - Pitfall#6: Being overwhelmed by technical debt

You have been practicing Agile for a while now. You have improved how your team work together by setting the right management artifacts. But somehow, it seems that something is still wrong: 

• The effort to develop new features grows continuously 

• Releases cause regression in existing features 

• Application’s availability drops due to unexpected bugs 

These are common symptoms of Technical Debt

Technology - Pitfall#7: Keeping old ways to test

Fundamentally, Agile is about going quicker. Quicker interactions between Business and IT, quicker increments of your app in production, quicker feedback loops from customers. To achieve such velocity, every element of the product development lifecycle (Planning, Coding, Reviewing, Testing, Deploying and Operation) should be shortened. 

Process - Pitfall#4: Underestimating planning value

One of the most popular myths about Agile is that there is no planning and no structure whatsoever. Well you could not be more wrong. In fact, planning is key to define and structure your product roadmap and share it with your agile teams. Contrary to traditional methods where you plan everything in detail at the very beginning of your project, agile methods offer you a more flexible approach to maintain Agile main values: adaptability and commitment to the product vision.