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Different Agile Methodology Processes for Implementing SDLC System

V. Mohan, Shreya Kumar

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This paper gives the complete information regarding software process development life cycle (SDLC) by implementing the AGILE METHODOLOGIES. In AGILE more concentration will be on the customer satisfaction with fast delivery of the product/Application. 70% of the developers claim that they were using agile methods.

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This paper gives the complete information regarding software process development life cycle (SDLC) by implementing the AGILE METHODOLOGIES. In AGILE more concentration will be on the customer satisfaction with fast delivery of the product/Application. 70% of the developers claim that they were using agile methods.

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This paper gives the complete information regarding software process development life cycle (SDLC) by implementing the AGILE METHODOLOGIES. In AGILE more concentration will be on the customer satisfaction with fast delivery of the product/Application. 70% of the developers claim that they were using agile methods.

Key concepts: Systems development life cycle, Agile software development, Agile Unified Process, Agile usability engineering, Computer science, Process management, Process (computing), Software development process

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