Waterfall or Agile?

Waterfall or Agile?

Agile project management is gaining popularity and demand for Agile teams is on the rise. However, it's important to understand the benefits and implications of running an Agile portfolio. The Waterfall method involves upfront planning and follows a linear project schedule, while Agile is an iterative approach that aims to deliver the highest value work within a limited amount of time. To decide which method to use, consider factors such as project outcome, process definition, and cost of failure. It may also be helpful to use both methods within a portfolio. Good portfolio planning is essential for project success, regardless of the approach used.

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