#Agile Process Management

Intelligent business process management analyzes data to drive better decisions, but companies make critical mistakes: leaving design to IT departments who don't live in the process daily, automating broken workflows that create chaos, and choosing rigid software that disrupts established steps like payroll approvals or multi-stage reviews.

Agile breaks projects into smaller pieces delivered in two-to-four-week iterations, with teams continuously analyzing, designing, coding, and testing simultaneously instead of completing each activity once. Adaptive planning allows duration, budget, content, and quality to vary dramatically while addressing development's biggest problem: too much to do, too little time. Team members blend roles like mini-startup workers rather than narrow specialists.