A cricket match is divided into fixed periods of play called innings, similar to Agile
delivery cycles called sprints. The aim in both cases is for the team to score as many
runs as possible in an innings/sprint through coordinated collaboration, adjusting on
the fly to situational demands. While the match duration and overs per innings are
pre-defined in cricket, the number of sprints and sprint duration in Agile have some
flexibility based on project scale and priority. However, the focus is consistent -
orchestrating the team to maximize outcome delivery within the current time period
before a reset.
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*Making agile as easy as cricket!*
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: Ever felt bogged down by agile concepts?Β π€Β Let's simplify it - with a cricket
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*A sprint is an innings*
: Just as each innings shapes the game, every sprint shapes your project.
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*User stories are batsmen*
: Chasing targets, one run at a time.
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*Progress tracking is the scoreboard*
: Keeping track of every hit and miss!
Our unique approach demystifies agile, making it as straightforward and exciting as a
cricket match.Β π
Struggling with agile? Let's turn that confusion into clarity, with the spirit of
cricket guiding us.Β ππ
1) Deconstruct Complexity : Make sense of complex agile parameters
with cricket-inspired strategies.
2) Adapt to Conditions : Adjust your project approach based on the environment and
game conditions.
3) Refreshing Approach : Revamp your existing processes with the CricAgile
transformation model.
4) Project Understanding : Build a solid grasp of project elements from a cricketing
perspective.
5) Technical Details : Get insights into technical requirements through the lens of
the game.
6) Continuous Learning : Join recurring classes to ace CricAgile implementation.
At CricAgile, we redefine the agile experience by taking inspiration
from cricket. Master the art of considering runs as story points and balls as efforts,
and dig deep into complex elements like complexity, understanding, and technical
details. Our philosophy is all about using cricket fundamentals to simplify your agile
journey.