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    Scrum's Collaboration

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    Collaborative: Agile approach emphasizes, strong collaboration between the stakeholders involved in the project over contract negotiation [6] and being a Agile framework, Scrum embraces customer collaboration. At Intuit, our team’s customer were Business Analysts as they were the users of the data our ETL pipeline provided. All throughout the project we were in tight collaboration with Business Analysts in every iteration. I am a “customer empathetic” engineer and I think as a project manager…

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    in Software Reengineering process model. A4. Software Reengineering A program has served the business needs of a company. During that time it has been corrected, adapted and enhanced many times. for instance the application is unstable because but every time a be replaced is attempted, unexpected and serious side effects can occur. Un-maintainable software is not a new problem. In fact, a software maintenance team has generated the broadening emphases on software reengineering. Software…

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    Devops: A Case Study

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    What is DevOps DevOps is a practise, based on agile and lean that unites the development and operation tasks of a software development. With DevOps most of the development and release processes are automated. Automation in-turn results in fast flow of planned work, with increased stable, reliable and secured product. Figure 1 - Diagram from https://en.wikipedia.org depicting DevOps as the intersection of development (software engineering), operations and quality assurance…

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    In today’s society, software companies are constantly pressured to deliver quality software projects at a strict deadline that must be met. As a result, companies must always renovate themselves and software developers must keep up with the latest technologies. However, software companies often resort to the premature release of software projects in order to meet deadlines. These projects are aesthetically complete and free of errors. Incomplete projects often fail their customers when they are…

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    Case Study Of Toyota

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    Therefore to be successful in the auto industry, a company must focus on a variety of changing factors or challenges that continue to include demographic, geographic, and technological factors. Another challenge could be the furtherexpansion of its lean low cost manufacturing process. Looking at demographic factors, age is important to the car industry due to the global population being older than younger. According to the case, J.D. Power estimated that the average customer for Toyota was 44…

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    and saving the floor space by not placing the store rack. As Tyson Burnett explains, that Tugger route system is like a bus system where every Tugger is scheduled on time and if you miss the bus you have to wait for the next one. This was one of the lean improvements achieved. In the past, this department was based on taxi system where operators call the Tugger drivers when they need parts. When parts were delivered, it was worth three hours of work time where it needed racks, floor space and…

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    What are the timeframes for completing the exercise? How is training needs analysis perceived in the organization? Second, where will the data be gathered to identify needs? A good starting point is to consider the following: questionnaires, surveys, interviews, performance appraisals, test, and document reviews. S.W.OT. Team Analysis The training needs analysis technique Roldan Manufacturing chose is a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats). A SWOT training needs…

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    combination of speed and direction applied to a business model. It is based on the concepts of Theory of Constraints (TOC) – the system architecture, Strategic Design Activate Improve Sustain (SDAIC) – the deployment framework and Theory of Constraints Lean Six Sigma (TOCLSS) – the focused improvement process. The main goal of the new enterprise was to achieve readiness while meeting mission requirements and simultaneously reducing inventory and operational…

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    developed and maintained systems lead to quality products and services, satisfied employees and customers, and the overall success and sustainability of the company. System design encompasses many phases of a production process and includes product development, facility specifications, work flow models, transportation routes, and the location of the corporation. The specifications and objectives of these areas are driven by the mission and vision of the company and are key elements in the…

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    Research Question: How do Lean Operations and Supply Chain differ from traditional approaches? Describe the main characteristics of each approach and their strengths and weaknesses then discuss the main issues involved in managing the transition from traditional to lean operations. Operations & Supply Chain- Lean Approach Characteristics The lean approach to operations and supply chain management has been the accepted mode of functioning in many industries and services some many years now and…

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