The benefits of agile delivery
Adopting agile delivery is proven to deliver significant benefits compared to traditional sequential development5. While most of these benefits can be enjoyed to some extent even in small-scale implementations, the advantages typically grow as agile is deployed more widely.
Cost savings
While the primary focus of agile is on generating more high-value “bang for your buck” than it is on saving money, NTT DATA’s experience confirms that cost savings can be a clear benefit in largerscale agile implementations. The main savings accrue in cases where a distributed model allows a proportion of team members to be located in lower-cost regions. In one project, NTT DATA delivered cost savings of 24% through effective implementation of a nearshore, distributed scaled agile model.
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Faster delivery
While the primary focus of agile is on generating more high-value “bang for your buck” than it is on saving money, NTT DATA’s experience confirms that cost savings can be a clear benefit in largerscale agile implementations. The main savings accrue in cases where a distributed model allows a proportion of team members to be located in lower-cost regions. In one project, NTT DATA delivered cost savings of 24% through effective implementation of a nearshore, distributed scaled agile model.

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Predictability
Agile delivery requires careful management to achieve a steady output7. The longer the agile delivery mechanism is running, the more accurately organisations can estimate and deliver results at a sustainable pace. This approach increases predictability and enhances trust between stakeholders.
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