Expert Guidance to Achieve Enterprise-Level Agility & Speed

Gain expert intelligence and experience in all aspects of agile necessary to achieve enterprise agility in an era characterized by constant change. Cutter’s community of international experts provides new insight and research, published nearly daily, and virtual and live events that enable agility throughout the organization.

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Discover a new menu- and principle-driven framework for software development — one that combines the best parts of today’s popular Agile practices with the application of software development analytics, enabling you to monitor the delivery of your software on an ongoing basis, with a strong focus on value-add.

This workshop provides a greater understanding of the Agile approach in the context of Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence projects.

Cutter’s modern analytics in software development consulting, led by Cutter Senior Consultant Dr. Murray Cantor, delivers real-time knowledge about your software development operation and the adjustments you can make to deliver optimal business value — whether the goal is better financial outcomes, faster time to market, or operational efficiency.

Measure and Manage Performance in Your Agile Projects

Agile adoption goes hand in hand with abandoning so-called traditional project management. Yet new projects are continously faced with legitimate management questions. Now you can answer these questions with confidence when you adapt the Earned Value Management method (EVM) into your Agile product development process.   

For venture capitalists and M&A pros who need to make quick go/no-go investment decisions, we offer a streamlined variant of our Technical and Process Review. What makes it a finely honed tool for evaluating investment decisions?

The Power of Combining Qualitative Assessment with Quantitative Analysis

The fact of the matter is, often times you are at loss as to how to improve your software. You know it needs improving because you can identify the symptoms -- perhaps poor business results, late delivery, inadequate quality or low productivity -- but their root cause is not so clear. What's more, the cause is often the subject of ruthless debate amongst your superiors, peers, and subordinates.

It's easy for a Lean or Agile initiative to get disconnected from the reasons a business exists. James Sutton brings his big picture perspective and wide experience -- from leadership on small teams to billion-dollar programs -- to helping your organization (re)align to improve its business's bottom line. Using James' approach, your organization will decrease waste by improving value and flow.

Radical Management applies Agile-like principles to the organizational level.