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Aldon for Agile Development

One Way > Agile Chaos

You are now an agile shop or maybe a hybrid agile shop. You are living in a world of daily stand-ups, burndown reports, loads of story points and backlog items that you need to track, manage and prioritize. And don't forget the post-it notes and whiteboards! The development cycle is moving fast and releases are out faster than ever. But prioritization can quickly get messy, approvals tricky, and requirements blurry. Developing applications can be a daunting task even in the most simplistic development environment. So how are you keeping track of it all? Do you use spreadsheets? Does everyone on your team have visibility into the backlog? Do you have team members in different parts of the country? How are you prioritizing backlog stories given that there are multiple stakeholders? Do you have a single source of information for release planning? Can you track dependencies between releases? And then, what happens if you get audited? Maybe you are plugging all the info into an excel spreadsheet, or keeping track in your head, but you know there must be a smarter, more efficient way.

Aldon Way > Agile Process

The secret to success in agile development is recognizing that it goes beyond the rapid delivery of code. It means delivering quality results quickly, and in a way that helps you deliver exactly what the business needs the most, first. That's what Aldon brings you. We provide you with a centralized workspace for the backlog where you can easily view and run reports on backlogs, statuses, and project priorities that are essential to agile. Aldon automates the workflow so that backlog items, task assignments and approval requests are routed to the right people, and requirements are checked off. If you have team members across the country, they know exactly what's going on without looking at the whiteboards. Aldon solutions give you all the visibility and information you need to keep teams on the same page, while giving Product Owners, Scrum Masters, and development team members the tools to make the right decisions about deploying resources and assessing the return on your IT projects. Whether you are working in a waterfall, iterative, agile or hybrid environment, business users and IT will be tighter than ever.