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Why Ellocent

How We Work

We believe below are 4 most important aspects for quality delivery to clients so therefore, we emphasises on the FOUR CORE VALUES of the AGILE Software development process:

Individual and team interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan

How We Works

Our Work Approach

We at Ellocent Labs use Scrum, the most popular Agile Framework in our software development process. This is an iterative approach that has at its core the sprint — the scrum term for iteration. Agile is an iterative process that allows us to deliver working features through a basic solution and then we enhance it further over time. This makes the project delivery a quick process. And throughout the whole process we do have a constant communication and interaction with our clients to ensure that they are happy with every sprint release.

The scrum approach includes assembling the project’s requirements in a Product Backlog ( prepared by the product owner ) and using them to define the project. We then plan the necessary sprints known as Sprint Backlog that lasts from 2-3 weeks, and divide each sprint into its own list of requirements or features. Daily scrum meetings help keep the project on target as do regular inspections and Sprint Reviews. At the end of every sprint, we hold a sprint retrospective to look for ways to improve the next sprint. The process looks something like this:

Cool Timeline

2021

May 6

Sprint Retrospective

Finally, in Retrospective Meeting the team, scrum master and product owner discuss improvement in the overall process. The sprint retrospective a very important meeting and is mainly focused on how the team worked together during the sprint. Meaningful retrospectives resolve..Read More

2020

August 25

Product Backlog

The Product Backlog is an ordered set of items that might be needed in the final product. In other words, it’s a kind of a wish list or a prioritised features list, containing short descriptions of all desired product functionality...Read More

August 25

Sprint Backlog

A Sprint Backlog is a list of the tasks and requirements to be completed within the sprint. Our Development team selects the top feature from the product backlog which they will deliver at the end of a sprint. A short..Read More

August 25

Daily scrum

Daily scrum meetings help keep the project on target as do regular inspections and reviews. Also know as Standup meetings attended by the Development Team and a Scrum Master. It provides a simple means for team members to keep each..Read More

August 25

Sprint Review

A Sprint Review is an informal meeting held at the end of every Sprint to inspect the Increment and adapt the Product Backlog if needed. The sprint review is focused on the product increment created during the sprint. It starts..Read More

Process

Agile Rituals

Agile Rituals also known as Scrum ceremonies are different practices carried out by teams that are implementing Agile. The essential scrum meetings are Sprint Planning, Daily Stand-up (daily scrum), Sprint Review and Sprint Retrospective. These ceremonies helps the teams to get work done in a structured manner, help to set expectations, empower the team to collaborate effectively, and ultimately drive results.

Sprint Planning

Any work that is to be performed in the Sprint is planned at the Sprint Planning. It is time-boxed to a maximum of eight hours for a month-long Sprint.

Daily Stand Up Meeting

It provides a simple means for team members to keep each other up to date without spending a lot of time in meetings or having to write and read of status reports.

Sprint Review

The sprint review is focused on the product increment created during the sprint. It starts with a customer review and demonstration and ends with discussion and updates to the product backlog and release plan.