September 13 2006
RADTAC Presentation at Butler Group Strategy Briefing
Scaling Agile to Enterprise - 28th September, London
RADTAC is presenting together with one of their long-term clients, Friends Provident, at the Butler Group Agile Software Development Strategy Briefing at the Millennium London Mayfair Hotel on 28th September 2006.
This strategy briefing provides grounding in the principles of Agile Software Development, from assessing the business case to delivering projects on schedule despite frequent changes in requirements.
At this prestigious event, RADTAC will be promoting our unique “Pragmatic Agile” consulting, training and resourcing services; based on our successful deliveries and implementations within major Financial, Telecoms and Government organisations.
The Butler Group suggest, “It is easy to get into semantic muddles when attempting to define exactly what the Agile way is and is not, what matters is the detail, not the label….”
The RADTAC approach of being “Pragmatic rather than dogmatic” enables our clients to objectively select, adopt and adapt Agile best practices that meet the specific requirements of their projects, their environment and their culture. It is the promotion, enablement and adoption of Agile best practices that best describes the unique RADTAC approach of Pragmatic Agile. RADTAC has in-depth experience in all traditional and contemporary delivery and project management frameworks and methods, and has worked with many Blue Chips and Public Sector organisations to deliver significant productivity and quality improvements.
Friends Provident are one of the best examples of what can be achieved with the RADTAC Pragmatic Agile approach. With RADTAC’s help Friends Provident, (like British Airways and many others) have successfully adopted and adapted the DSDM Agile method to become the sole standard approach to all of their projects and in so doing have achieved something that most of the IT industry is only now waking up to as a possibility.
The Butler Group is Europe’s leading independent IT Research & Analysis company. The strategy briefing consists of a keynote introduction by a senior research analyst followed presentations from vendor sponsors, finishing with a Forum Debate. To keep up to date with Butler Group’s latest Information Technology research, publications and events visit http://www.butlergroup.com
