AGILE

METHODOLOGY
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WHAT IS AGILE METHODOLOGY?

Agile methodology is a software development

methodology which involves breaking the project into
phases called “Sprints” and it focuses on continuous
collaboration, improvement and adaptation between the
team and the customers so as to promote flexibility in
software development life-cycle.
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Agile manifesto is a document that identifies four key

values and twelve principles that it is authors believe
software developers should use to guide their work on how
to prioritize and approach software development projects.
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• Focus on the people and their interactions rather than rigid processes and tools.
• Prioritize delivering working software increments over creating extensive
documentation upfront.
• Collaborate closely with customers throughout the development cycle to ensure
their needs are met.
• Embrace change as an opportunity for improvement and adapt plans accordingly.
• Regularly deliver working software that provides value to customers.
• Maintain a sustainable pace of development that can be sustained over time.
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• Pay attention to detail and strive for excellence in all aspects of the work.
• Be adaptable and willing to change as needed.
• Empower teams to self-organize and take ownership of their work.
• Gather and incorporate feedback regularly to improve the product and processes.
• Continuously learn and improve skills and knowledge.
• Build projects around motivated individuals. Give them the environment and
support they need, and trust them to get the job done.
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ADVANTAGES OF USING AGILE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY

 Speed and flexibility

 Increases customer satisfaction

 Improved project predictability

 Improved project quality

 Better control over the project

 Improved team skills

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DISADVANTAGES OF USING AGILE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY

 Projects easily fall of track

 Lack of necessary documentation

 Less predictable

 Expensive in project management

 Lack of necessary documentation

 More time and commitment

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