Methods Behind Methodologies
Signatures Inc. specializes in producing personalized products such as coffee mugs and pens with company logos. The company generates more than $40 million in annual revenues and has more than 300 employees. The company is in the middle of a large multimillion-dollar SCM implementation, and it has just hired your project management outsourcing firm to take over the project management efforts.
On your first day, your team is told that the project is failing for the following reasons:
The project is using the traditional waterfall methodology.
The SDLC was not followed and the developers decided to skip the testing phase.
A project plan was developed during the analysis phase, but the old project manager never updated or followed the plan.
Explain the difference between waterfall and agile methodology. When would you use them?