Agile is a software development methodology that promotes iterative development, collaboration with customers, and responding to feedback. It is used when requirements are not entirely clear at the start, the system needs to get to market early, and details can evolve over time. Challenges include resistance to changing from traditional methods, unclear requirements leading to increased scope, communication issues in distributed teams, balancing agility and stability, and ensuring team discipline and self-organization.
Agile is a software development methodology that promotes iterative development, collaboration with customers, and responding to feedback. It is used when requirements are not entirely clear at the start, the system needs to get to market early, and details can evolve over time. Challenges include resistance to changing from traditional methods, unclear requirements leading to increased scope, communication issues in distributed teams, balancing agility and stability, and ensuring team discipline and self-organization.
Agile is a software development methodology that promotes iterative development, collaboration with customers, and responding to feedback. It is used when requirements are not entirely clear at the start, the system needs to get to market early, and details can evolve over time. Challenges include resistance to changing from traditional methods, unclear requirements leading to increased scope, communication issues in distributed teams, balancing agility and stability, and ensuring team discipline and self-organization.
Md.Sadikur Rahman ID:2108003 Navigating Software Development with Agility WHAT IS AGILE MODEL ?
Agile is a methodology used in software development that promotes
iterative development, collaboration, and customer feedback. Key features of Agile Model When to use Spiral Model
1 When the requirement of the system is clearly understood
2 If there is need to get the product to market early
3 If it’s okay to evolve minor details with time
4 Resources with needed skill set are not available at the moment
5 If there are some risks
• Resistance to change from traditional methods. • Unclear requirements leading to scope creep. • Communication hurdles in distributed teams. • Balancing agility and stability. • Team discipline and self-organization.