HX3-DAN Daniels

's Output-driven Agile HX3-DAN is a part of Daniel’s Output-driven Agile Framework. It stands for ‘High-Value Extended 3-Dimension Analysis’ and focuses on the scalability and reliability of the software delivered by using Agile. It further helps teams to have greater understanding of the structure, potential, and complexity of the software they develop. HX3-DAN proposes a 3-dimensional framework to cover the entire life cycle of software development. It starts with a ‘Foresight’ phase during which the goals and requirements of the project are defined in detail. This includes understanding the need and context of the organization, finding out the right parameters, and designing the architecture of the software. The second dimension is the ‘Design’ stage, which involves creating the codebase and fixing bugs quickly. Here the development team implements the concepts developed in the Foresight phase and executes the code, tests it, and makes amendments if needed. Lastly, HX3-DAN suggests a ‘Support’ phase during which the software developed is monitored and maintained. Here, the team is responsible for making frequent changes and upgrades to the software in order to keep it up-to-date. By combining Foresight and Design with Support, HX3-DAN enables organizations to ensure the scalability and reliability of the software they develop and ensure that it meets the expected specifications.