HostGator webinar shows how to use Agile Methodologies to launch a project
The fast pace of tech companies and the demand for product development is making agile methods gain traction in companies, says HostGator.

With the fast pace at which tech companies are emerging and the growing demand for new product development, agile methods are gaining traction in companies, according to HostGator. According to a survey by consulting firm Gartner, 75% of corporate IT environments are already using agile methods. These methods are combined with traditional work methods.
Among the best-known agile methods are Scrum, Lean, and Kanban. These are alternatives to traditional project management and encourage a cultural transformation. This cultural shift is based on values such as interaction between individuals and the ability to quickly adapt to change, among others.
Although better known in the software development market, these methods are already being applied in many other business areas such as marketing, sales, and human resources, and can also be used when planning a new business.
With that in mind, HostGator, a global website hosting company, will hold the webinar "How to Use Good Agile Practices to Get Your Business Off the Ground" on May 30. The company recently received the Agile Trends 2019 Award in the "Agile Beyond IT – Business" category and will explain what agile methodologies are, as well as share insights and practical case studies on the Kanban methodology. Registration is free.
HostGator holds webinar
Event Info
Webinar "How to Use Good Agile Practices to Get Your Business Off the Ground"
Hosts: Dieine Silva, Agile Coach at HostGator, and Gabriela Giustina, Projects and Processes Analyst at HostGator
When: May 30 at 3 pm
Where: Online
Free registration: https://conteudos.hostgator.com.br/praticas-ageis-webinar
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