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About
inPositiv is the IT consultancy firm that puts people first, combining industry expertise with an agile methodology to close the digital gap for clients.
Founded during the global pandemic crisis our adaptable, solution-based mindset helps us meet each client’s unique business needs.
inPositiv’s distinctive offer is distilled into three main proficiencies:
Agile Transformation
People Led. Technology Enabled
Affinity for Tech
Services
Digital Agility
Our approach to digital consulting is grounded in the agile method. We accelerate profit growth and catalyse innovation in your organisation through iterative project development and increased flexibility, allowing your team to reach its full potential.
Nearshore Partner
We can provide technological expertise to your project instantly. Our team of highly skilled software developers are on hand to provide support wherever you need it, saving you from costly recruitment and training costs.
Product Design
inPositiv’s digital product designers operate at the cutting edge of their field, creating robust and effective solutions to give you an edge on the competition.
Blog
Key Results and Objectives: Your OKR Framework Explained
Unleash your inner success by using okr! Objectives & Key Results (OKRs) are a goal-setting framework to help you measure progress and reach your goals.
OKR vs KPI: Know the Difference for Maximum Results
Discover the usages, similarities and differences of OKRs and KPIs. Understand how OKR provides context and direction to KPI which are standalone metrics.
Frameworks
Scrum
Scrum is a framework that helps us create value while adapting to complex environment changes. This is achieved through maximising team productivity and providing transparency to stakeholders over the project's life cycle.
SAFe®
The Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®) is a set of workflow patterns that allow us to implement agile practices at the enterprise level by promoting alignment, collaboration and delivery across the organisation.
OKR
OKR is a collaborative goal management framework that we use to help companies to execute their strategy. Including greater focus on key results, increased transparency and better alignment.
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FAQ
What are some challenges faced by organisation implementing agile?
Agile by itself is not particularly difficult. However, there could be challenges while implementing agile in your company. They often say Agile is simple to understand but difficult to master. Someone with experience is of a great help to keep the focus where it is needed.
Some of the challenges could be:
- Expectations from Agile: Implementing Agile may cause extra frustration if there are rooted issues inside the business that cannot be resolved with Agile.
- Too Much Focus on Ceremonies and Artifacts: When implementing Agile, organisations first train their staff members in one of the many Agile approaches. Although ceremonies and artefacts are crucial to each methodology, Agile is not defined by them.
- Customers’ Understanding of Agile: if the customer does not understand what changes would take place in the company and what benefits they will reap from this Implementation, they could make the implementation challenging. Hence, making the customers understand all the changes that they will be facing beforehand and making them understand all the benefits would make it easier for the Agile Implementation.
What problems does Kanban solve?
Major solutions Kanban provides are: problem of not knowing what the teams are working on, hard time of prioritising tasks, Missed deadlines, Lack of organization, to know upcoming tasks, rigidity and gives the team workflow visibility. Kanban begins with visualization so that the team can see the processes. Team members can view the status of any piece of work at any time since work items are represented visually on a Kanban Board. The team member who is assigned to the card (task) will move it to work in progress once they begin working on it and again to Q/A for review.
What to Look For In a Nearshore Development Partnership?
The term "nearshore development partnership" refers to an arrangement that includes outsourcing the project to a foreign nation that is nevertheless close to the country of origin. But when choosing we need to look for the following from the partners:
- Location: so that time-zone will not be issue. This may interfere with effective communication. Many suggest +/- 3 hours are manageable.
- Communication: ensure that they can communicate clearly in a language both can understand, in order to avoid language barriers.
- Quality: to see their quality, quest to examine their portfolio, or enquire about their prior employment history and current clientele.
- Turnover: It may be challenging to establish and maintain a long-term business connection if the collaborating organisation has a high turnover rate.
How does agile help in digital transformation?
The Agile technique enables a corporation to adjust its working practices to be more adaptable and quick to react to changes in its environment. Agile provides the ideal foundation to assist the digital transformation of any business or organisation, therefore the two processes must coexist. This technique is appropriate for managing technological change and the digitalization of a firm's processes, infrastructure, and software for two key reasons: a shift in company culture, and swift environmental adaptation.
How do OKRs work with Agile?
An agile project management methodology encapsulates the tools and techniques a team uses to collaborate. OKRs, on the other hand, stand in for corporate objectives and determine the company's course. Combining the two approaches can improve efficiency, engage staff members, and align work with the company's mission. Agile and OKR coexist and support one another. Strategic Goal Alignment, Goal Evaluation Through OKR Cadences, and Tracking Results Using OKRs