What does agile development mean to Oracle customers?
Agile software development is being used by Oracle on some of its new applications. The agile movement gained its momentum from a 2001 meeting of software developers who were exploring this new approach. An agile process focuses on rapid coding of a software product by successive segments. A team works together, preferably at the same facility, to code a segment of a product, then test it for bugs before moving on to the next segment. The goal is to produce working code rapidly, rather than following a serial process that is heavily documented, sometimes called a waterfall process. Each section in an agile process often is completed in 2 to 4 weeks. Oracle uses this development process to get its applications to customers more quickly. The challenge for the user experience (UX) team is to integrate itself into Oracle’s agile process and to bring customer feedback into it without slowing the rapid progress. They accomplish this by planning and preparing their activities ahead of the cod
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