At scale in larger organizations, it's incredibly difficult to find a pattern that allows teams to be able to come together and stay together and be held accountable and establish stable velocity and all that kind of stuff," Cottmeyer wrote. "We look for places to align business process and technology and teams into these units that can ultimately become agile teams and become more loosely coupled from the rest of the organization."
Teams can be brought together through the clarity of information sharing. Whatever tools are chosen must bolster this significant asset. These types of resources will better support agile development efforts.
It is also important to select an Agile project management tool that provides clarity for the whole team (especially when it's a distributed team) and the managers that need information about the progress. Of course, it's a plus if this tool can be integrated with the agile test management tool.