Many companies are shifting from waterfall to agile as their preferred software development project methodology. Yet while agile offers developers the advantage of build flexibility as users’ ideas and requirements clarify, the methodology lacks an efficient means by which the different stakeholders and developers can communicate thoughts and changing needs.
In my recent InfoWorld article “How to scale agile: 6 keys to success,” I cited a Gartner statistic that indicates that the use of waterfall appears to be in slow decline, while agile methodologies are in the ascendant.
