The word "Agile" has caught on as a buzzword in the world of software project management. The great thing about buzzwords is that they draw attention to new concepts that hold promise in terms of ...

Brooke Campbell loves to talk about both tech and business, so she made it a full-time job and works as a digital content manager for custom software development firm Entrance Consulting. When not ...

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After all these years of the Waterfall or Agile debate, there's no doubt that both have their pros and cons. So, it's surprising there are still evangelists on each side dead set against finding ...

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While collaboration among stakeholders, users, and IT is at the core of agile, business teams and developers tend to think and speak different languages Many companies are shifting from waterfall to ...

A study has found that projects using agile software development methods are 268% more likely to fail than projects using non-agile methods. The survey was conducted by consulting firm Engprax for the ...

Three years after the first pilot, the Postal Service has delivered more than 50 projects using agile methodologies. (USPS photo) The U.S. Postal Service's information technology infrastructure is one ...

There are lots of different project management methodologies for keeping track of team plans and progress, and there’s no single answer when it comes to which is best. It all depends on the types of ...