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Agile or Waterfall Which Methodology is Best for You? Laura Pietromica Customer Advisor & Consultant HIMSS Certified Consultant Overview Agenda Which to Choose Hybrid Overview Waterfall Sequential or linear stages


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Agile or Waterfall Which Methodology is Best for You?

Laura Pietromica

Customer Advisor & Consultant HIMSS Certified Consultant

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Agenda

  • Overview
  • Which to Choose
  • Hybrid
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Overview

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Waterfall

Requirements Gathering Design Implementation Verification Go Live

  • Sequential or linear stages
  • Upfront planning
  • Simple, unchanged projects
  • Close project manager

involvement

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  • Requirements gathered early

in process

  • Full scope of project is known
  • Customer presence is not

dedicated

  • Effectiveness of requirements

gathered

  • Difficult to visualise end result
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Agile

Requirements Gathering Design Implementation Verification Go-Live

  • Continuous cycles & evolution
  • Small, high-functioning,

collaborative teams

  • Sprints
  • Customer involvement
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  • More customer insight into

solution

  • Stronger sense of ownership
  • More user focused
  • High level of involvement
  • Frequent refactoring and

reprioritisation

  • Not designed for large

projects

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Types of Agile

  • Scrum

– Iterative development model – Sprints

  • Kanban

– Visual framework – Small incremental changes

Image Source: Wikimedia Commons

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How Do You Choose?

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A lack of clear goals is the most common factor (37%) behind project failure, according to executive leaders.

Source: PMI Pulse of the Profession2017

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Source: Segue Technologies

Factor Waterfall Agile

Customer Availability Non-dedicated; available at milestones, status meetings, etc. Dedicated throughout project Scope / Features Clearly defined and known in advance Flexible and change as you go Feature Prioritisation All or nothing By value Team Larger team, coordination limited to project handoffs Small, dedicated team Funding Time and Materials Firm Fixed Time and Materials

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Hybrid

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  • Socrates

You don’t know what you don’t know

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Hybrid Approach

Design Implement Verify Requirement Gathering Initiation Go Live Maintenance

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Source: The Agilesphere

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For More Information

smartsheet Agile Project Management 101: A Beginner’s Guide for Non- Project Managers

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Thank you

Laura Pietromica

Customer Advisor & Consultant HIMSS Certified Consultant

Laura.Pietromica@hyland.com +1.216.407.6769