Agile vs. waterfall, what is the best methodology for managing your projects? There is no shortage of project management ...

If you’ve never heard of “sprints” or “burndown charts” or “product owners,” then you’ve probably never worked on an Agile project using the management framework known as Scrum. Agile is hugely ...

Software development has taken a critical role in transforming businesses across the industries. As organisations and firms grow, they need IT solutions to handle new consumer demands, changing ...

Lightweight approaches to developing software have been around for years, coalescing in early 2001 under the term "agile" with the publication of the "Manifesto for Agile Software Development," and ...

Nowadays, change is constant and unpredictability reigns supreme — and Agile Project Management stands out as a champion of adaptability and efficiency. Embracing the Agile methodology has become ...

Agile methodology builds trust with stakeholders and keeps them involved in setting goals and priorities — but it's not necessarily the right approach for every project. Here are some best practices ...

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 ...

Touted as the world's biggest agile software project, the £2.4bn Universal Credit programme was supposed to showcase how the software methodology could be used on a grand scale. But two years after ...

In 2011, I found myself managing a brand-new team of marketers at an agency. And I quickly found myself flailing. My team members managed their workflow independently, which might seem like a dream ...

update Adopting an Agile methodology for IT projects may have allowed Bankwest's developers to complete 13 months' worth of work in just 15 weeks. CIO Andy Weir (Credit: David Braue/ZDNet Australia) ...