It is important to note that the design should constantly evolve along with the requirements elicitation process. Software engineers must review the design with actual business users and progressively enhance the design to avoid any mismatch between the requirement specification (Agile Story) and the actual software.
It is important to note that the design should constantly evolve along with the requirements elicitation process. Software engineers must review the design with actual business users and progressively enhance the design to avoid any mismatch between the requirement specification (Agile Story) and the actual software.
For the Agile 20 Year anniversary, Sysco LABS along with the Agile 20 Reflect Festival organized a panel discussion on a Pragmatic Agile: From Pitfalls to Pragmatism. This discussion featured leaders from all aspects of engineering, from Delivery to Engineering to Product.
Pradja Dolewatte - Senior Manager, Process at Sysco LABS tackles a rather tricky aspect of process management, especially in the current volatile climate - getting everyone on to the same page fast.
In this episode of the Small Talk Series, Shoba Bandara, Project Manager from the Sysco LABS CAKE Core team talks about “Writing Good User Stories”. She speaks on the challenges faced when planning releases within teams and offers solutions and techniques that can be used to overcome these issues.
In this episode, Nilanka Wickramasinghe, Project Manager from the Sysco LABS CAKE Core team, talks about the Metrics that are essential to Project Managers.
In this Sysco LABS Innovation Session, listen to a panel comprising of Hasitha Liyanage – Vice President – Engineering, Udara Wijeratna – Senior Technical Lead and Dishan Metihakwala – Associate Software Architect have an interesting dialog moderated by Lahiru Karunatilake – Director – Engineering & Architecture about Pragmatic Programming, and what it means to be
Agile software development preaches regular, and shorter release cycles. For cloud-based software, there are several deployment options. The non-docker based deployments need extensive infrastructure and ad-hoc tooling to cater to the need of agile deployments. Docker-based deployments with advanced orchestrators like Kubernetes support part of the agile deployment use-cases. It has been found that the
Startups. Fun work environment, fast paced work speed, just-get-it-done attitude and close-knit colleagues. While all of this may sound fun, it’s not something that can last forever. The company must grow, the products that they are working on need to reach stability, and the just-get-it-done attitude changes to a lets-get-it-done-right attitude. As your company continues
In this Innovation Session, Ishan Madhusanka, Theekshana Dilshan, Dilini Mampitiya, Nethmi Hettiarachchi and Shashika Gunasena took us on a trip to the high seas. The topic – “From Plank to Ship as you Sail Along”. Is it possible to build a ship, from a plank while you sail? Well no, that borders on the impossible,
In this Innovation Session, Dilhan Manaduwa, Director – QE & Process at Sysco Labs speaks on developing and maintaining an agile mindset and culture in his presentation, “Start Being Agile”. “Change is the only constant” is a Universal phrase which is ever so relevant event to present day, and due to this reason Being Agile
Dilhan Manawadu, Director – Quality Engineering and Process at CAKE LABS, speaks on the importance of Agile Testing at the Software Quality Engineering Awareness Program organized by SLASSCOM. The session was mainly targeted towards University lecturers, to create awareness on the importance of Quality Engineering in University curriculum’s.
In this Innovation Session Rajinda Rathnapala of the Monetization team spoke about Agile, and its use in a real life context. Agile has been widely touted as a software development approach that is easy to implement, but is that really the case? The Agile process is actually more difficult than what you are lead to
