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Agile
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Agile
An approach to project management
- Also known as the DSDM approach
- Incorporates flexibility
- While working closely with the customer throughout
- Ensuring final solution actually meets business needs
- And deferring decisions until the last responsible moment
- Ensuring final solution actually meets business needs
- While working closely with the customer throughout
- Incorporates flexibility
- Originally developed for new software projects
- Now has a framework that can be incorporated in all projects
- When considering using agile in a project...
- 2 questions should be asked
- How can we be agile?
- How agile can we be?
- 2 questions should be asked
- Also known as the DSDM approach
MoSoCoW Prioritisation
- Helps to understand the importance of features in an agile project
- Must have
- Features that are critical
- Should have
- Not critical but very important features
- Could have
- Not important features that can be included
- As long as they come in on time, budget...
- And without sacrificing quality
- As long as they come in on time, budget...
- Not important features that can be included
- Won't have
- Features an agile project won't include
- Must have
- Helps to understand the importance of features in an agile project
Agile vs Waterfall
- Agile
- Iterative and incremental
- The project goes live multiple times throughout its life cycle
- This allows feedback and review during use
- Allowing it to better meet customer requirements
- And the project can achieve benefits earlier
- Which can potentially allow for the project to become self funding
- Where the money gained from early deployments
- Fund the rest of the development
- Where the money gained from early deployments
- Which can potentially allow for the project to become self funding
- This allows feedback and review during use
- The project goes live multiple times throughout its life cycle
- Time, Cost and Quality are fixed
- And Features are variable
- What features to keep and what ones to leave is decided by....
- MoSoCoW Prioritisation
- What features to keep and what ones to leave is decided by....
- Agile projects don't allow Scope Creep
- They allow Scope Change
- And Features are variable
- Iterative and incremental
- Waterfall
- Linear and serial
- The project follows a number of set stages
- And the project gets deployed at the very end
- The project follows a number of set stages
- Features and quality are fixed
- And time and cost are variable
- Allowing for late and over budget projects
- And time and cost are variable
- Linear and serial
- Agile
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- Agile Mapa Mental sobre Agile, creado por Sean Watson el 06/12/2018.
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