Lessons Learned in Transforming from Traditional to Agile Development
N. Ganesh & S. Thangasamy
Journal of Computer Science, Volume 8, Issue 3, pp. 389–392 · doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2012.389.392
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Problem statement: This article presents the biggest challenge that the organization faces in transitioning the mindset of the team from that of a waterfall model to an agile thought pattern. Approach: The study is conducted from a real time live project, carried out in a software organization. Results: The software team found a major difference in their work culture resulting in collective ownership, forming a balanced self organized team, getting frequent feedback from the customer and making continuous deliverables. Conclusion: The main finding when implementing an agile software development is to respond to the changing needs or requirements, thereby satisfying the customer needs rather than following a specific set of practice.
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Ganesh, N. & Thangasamy, S. (2012). Lessons Learned in Transforming from Traditional to Agile Development. Journal of Computer Science, 8(3), 389–392. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2012.389.392
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