Reducing BPMS/BPM Project Risk

The first Wagile  based, tool box, BPMS supported BPM project methodology

Architect, Design, Deploy, Improve

ADDI

Leveraging the Wagile Approach and Tool Box Methodology Concept

Wagile is a hybrid approach to BPMS/BPM that combines the best of Waterfall and Agile methodologies to deliver advanced BPMS project control while offering extreme flexibility. When combined, the hybrid approach offers best of both worlds.  

A “Tool Box Methodology” is a methodology that is designed to allow project teams to pick from a comprehensive set of tools that they can use as needed. This provides flexibility and eliminates the need to perform unnecessary tasks – just because they are in the methodology.

ADDI, is the first formal BPMS/BPM methodology that mixes the most useful concepts of both Waterfall and Agile method (Wagile ) approaches to provide both the control and flexibility needed to deliver consistently successful BPMS/BPM project outcomes. Built for highly complex, mission critical projects, ADDI leverages a “tool box” methodology structure to allow managers to quickly adjust tasks. In this way the methodology provides the needed control and consistency for both the tough projects and the small business improvement projects. Simply use the parts of the methodology you need to provide control and outcome consistency. But, ADDI doesn’t stop with providing outcome control and consistency. Special techniques are built in to reduce risk through iteration and simulation testing to ensure that all targets are met and that the solution is optimal in the eyes of those who will need to use it.