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Agile vs Waterfall Comparison
Posted by Rich Crowley in Agile, Project Management, scrum, waterfall
Here’s a very good comparison of traditional software development processes (ie. waterfall) with some newer alternatives (agile and scrum). It is interesting that the author treats agile and scrum as distinct alternatives when many scrum practicioners would suggest scrum is simply an agile approach. In any case, the author’s comparison resonated with me because of how we compared these approaches against each other using a lengthy list of project attributes, all of which are things that the Project Manager really does concern him/herself with on most projects.