'Agile development methodology' presentation slideshows

Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World, Fifth Edition

Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World, Fifth Edition. Learning Objectives. Explain the foundations for the adaptive development methodologies List and describe the features of the Unified Process system development methodology List and describe the features of Agile Modeling

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Extreme Programming

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INFM 603: Information Technology and Organizational Context

INFM 603: Information Technology and Organizational Context. Session 12: Developing and Managing Technology. Jimmy Lin The iSchool University of Maryland Thursday, November 29, 2012. The Technology Lifecycle. How do you know what to build? How do you actually build it?

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Agile Release Planning, Management, and Communication

Resource Systems. Agile Release Planning, Management, and Communication. Agenda. The need for agility History of Product Development Delivery of EPCOT Future Challenges & Recommendations Reflection Questions?. Fueling the Need for Agility. November, 2007 decision to adopt SAAS

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SIM Chicago Consumerization of IT

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What is so Special about Agile Development?

Agile development methodology is a dynamic process of carrying out software & web development and is gaining popularity as it is more focused, quality centric and customer-oriented as compared to other project management methods. http://goo.gl/8vWFsS

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Agile development methodology is not a choice anymore, it has become the only way to continuously improve

Many development teams have embraced Agile as the ideal method for software development, relying on cross-functional teams and adaptive planning to see their product through to the finish line. While other teams still stick by traditional processes such as Waterfall, Agile supporters tout their method as especially effective, with more frequent quality checks and an ability to adapt. Visit to know more.

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Agile Development = Flexibility.

Before Agile, a development style called u201cWaterfallu201d was the norm. Effectively, with Waterfall methodology, clients would brief in a large project, developers would make detailed notes and then go away for a couple of months and build it. The client would basically not see anything until the project was handed over. Sometimes, this worked out well, but often this would result in disappointment.

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