1. Agile @ SDQ by: Juan Carlos Mordán
Be Agile or Die?
Agile @ SDQ - 2019
2. Juan Carlos Mordán Castillo
Full Stack Software developer +8 years with .net, Angular, React,
etc.
Software Developer Team Lead
Neural Technologies Solutions
Certified Scrum Master (CSM)
Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO)
Certified Scrum Developer (CSD)
Agile @ SDQ - 2019
jmordan juan.mordan@gmail.com829 930 8057
3. “its not the strongest of the species
that survives, nor the most intelligent,
but the one most adaptable to
change”
- Charles Darwin *
Agile @ SDQ - 2019
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The visibility is on of the advantages agile bring to project managements. While on the visibility keep constant **, on waterfall the is a point where the visibility is near null.
Here while developer are building the software the visibility is just through document like diagrams.
In fact on agile, due to its iterative cycles approach, the visibility lost is near cero and shorter.
The adaptability is the ability to change in order to meet new environment conduction, on a software project, the adaptability is inverse of time. On more time more feature are added on the system, and the changes become harder to implement.
Agile mitigate the problem.
“the ability to respond to both anticipated and unanticipated changes”
Due to the continue delivery process on agile you’re a delivering working software early on the process. While on traditional methodologies usually customer most wait until great part of the software is build.
Since You are delivering working software early in the process, you mitigate some risk like customer satisfaction, target market acceptation an so on..
The 2015 Standish Group Chaos summarize data from more than 10,000 projects between 2011 and 2015, Agile projects are more successful than waterfall projects, this fenomeno is more noticeable for medium and large projects.
Abysoft: the survey was performed during January 2018 to February 2018, with 140 respondents.
Its compares traditional with agile and other methodologies.
Were can appreciate agile has the lowest failure rate.