NTT Comware's New Agile Development Center

NTT Comware's New Agile Development Center

On October 7, NTT Comware opened a new base in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, where it can smoothly implement agile development, which is the process of creating IT systems by repeating partial trials over and over again. The new base, "Comware to Agile," will increase the number of agile human resources to 1,500, five times the current number, by 2021. The new base, "Comware to Space," has a total floor space of about 300 square meters. In order to facilitate system development using Scrum, an agile development method that emphasizes how to work as a team, seven spaces have been set up where development teams consisting of six to eight people can work at a single desk until the project is completed. (June 7, 2019, Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo; Credit: Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun / Kyodo News Images)

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