Agile Culture: Consulting and Coaching
ACCC (Agile Culture: Consulting and Coaching)
If you find that your business needs are changing faster than your current information technology is able to keep pace, you’re ready to talk to ACCC. Whether you just need a little technical assistance to overcome a short-term issue, or your long-term strategy requires a level of technology skills that you don’t currently have, let us help.
There are often too many layers between a company’s end-users and the providers of the IT systems that are utilized every day. Layers of designers, analysts, programmers, quality assurance, help desk, and so forth present opportunities to misinterpret a requirement or embellish a perceived need. Each layer tends to introduce a time delay between the identification of the end-user’s need and the delivery of a solution to address that need. Those delays tend to cause the end-user to ask for more than is needed right now and coax the programmer to anticipate things that may never be needed.
Being agile involves removing or adjusting any activity that separates an end-user’s needs from the system that satisfies them.
If you find that your business needs are changing faster than your current information technology is able to keep pace, you’re ready to talk to ACCC. Whether you just need a little technical assistance to overcome a short-term issue, or your long-term strategy requires a level of technology skills that you don’t currently have, let us help.
There are often too many layers between a company’s end-users and the providers of the IT systems that are utilized every day. Layers of designers, analysts, programmers, quality assurance, help desk, and so forth present opportunities to misinterpret a requirement or embellish a perceived need. Each layer tends to introduce a time delay between the identification of the end-user’s need and the delivery of a solution to address that need. Those delays tend to cause the end-user to ask for more than is needed right now and coax the programmer to anticipate things that may never be needed.
Being agile involves removing or adjusting any activity that separates an end-user’s needs from the system that satisfies them.