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Progression towards Agility: A comprehensive survey

G. Suganya, S. A. Sahaya Arul Mary

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Abstract

In software development, there are two broad schools of thought: the traditional sequential or the “Waterfall method” and the iterative or the “Agile method”. This paper aims to discuss about the pitfalls of traditional methods in developing a product and the application of agile methods to improve the process. Agile aims to deliver a customer-driven product in time and budget. The paper is supported by the views of developers who had moved to agile from waterfall models.

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In software development, there are two broad schools of thought: the traditional sequential or the “Waterfall method” and the iterative or the “Agile method”. This paper aims to discuss about the pitfalls of traditional methods in developing a product and the application of agile methods to improve the process. Agile aims to deliver a customer-driven product in time and budget. The paper is supported by the views of developers who had moved to agile from waterfall models.

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In software development, there are two broad schools of thought: the traditional sequential or the “Waterfall method” and the iterative or the “Agile method”. This paper aims to discuss about the pitfalls of traditional methods in developing a product and the application of agile methods to improve the process. Agile aims to deliver a customer-driven product in time and budget. The paper is supported by the views of developers who had moved to agile from waterfall models.

Key concepts: Computer science, Knowledge management, Process management, Engineering management, Business, Engineering

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