Seven reasons to spend more time on the front end of your agile projects
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Analyzing a project’s characteristics and constraints early helps the team and ultimately leads to improved agile project success and business-IT alignment. Take the time on the front end of your software development process. It is always time well spent.
Should we even call it agile anymore?
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Analyzing a project’s characteristics and constraints early helps the team and ultimately leads to improved agile project success and business-IT alignment. Take the time on the front end of your software development process. It is always time well spent.
Should we even call it agile anymore?
Yes, we should because Agile is a buzzword management knows. Seriously, the author is correct. Brownfield projects are tough to be agile because it takes a lot of time to figure out what you're working with and then creating a candidate architecture from those findings. Once you figure things out, then you can implement some agile principles.