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Agile vs Waterfall: What’s the Difference?

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The waterfall methodology is a process where project activities are broken down into linear phases. Design : There are two parts to this phase, including logical design and physical design, all resulting in the software or product architecture. Waterfall as a process is linear, while agile is iterative. Let’s take a look.

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The Agile Manifesto, Explained

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The phrase agile software development was first used in 2001, but agile was in fact being applied to projects since the mid-1990s. Software developers started to emphasize close collaboration between teams and stakeholders , frequent delivery of business value and self-organizing teams. This delays development.

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Kanban History: Origin & Expansion Across Industries

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The kanban board is broken down into columns that represent the different stages of a process, and the kanban cards are individual tasks that move from one column to the next as they move through the process. This created less waste and increased the efficiency of processes. When one bin is empty, the next bin refills it.

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Thinking By Sprinting: What Cognitive Science Tells Us About Why Scrum Works

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The article discusses possible scientific explanations for the success of a personal productivity approach called “ Getting Things Done ” (GTD; Allen, 2001). Why our brain is not built for software engineering. Attention is the process of selectively concentrating on one aspect while ignoring other aspects.

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In-Depth: The Evidence-Based Business Case For Agile

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But adherence to a framework or prescribed process does not guarantee agility. Adherence to a framework or prescribed process does not guarantee agility.”. I prefer a process-based definition of agility. Although we used Scrum teams for our investigation, these processes are generic enough to apply to Agile teams in general.

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Am I Really Doing Agile?

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It turns out that “agile” isn’t really a process. Focus on Agile principles, not practices Let’s go back to 2001 and take a look at the Manifesto for Agile Software Development. It describes four values for software development. No change in engineering practices. This is what kicked off the whole Agile movement.

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What is IT Service Management?

The IIL Blog

ITIL v2 followed this in 2001, ITIL v3 in 2007, and ITIL 4 in 2019. LEAN processes emerged in 1991, with the Agile Manifesto launched by a group of software engineers in 2001. As ITSM evolved, so did the ways of delivering Information Technology services.

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