The Myths and Realities of Agile Development

Last Updated on Sunday, 1 July 2012 Written by Chad Darby Friday, 25 November 2011

MythReality
Agile development is undisciplinedAgile methods have clear rules to be followed
Agile development is unplannedPlanning takes place iteratively
Agile development is unpredictableHistorical data is rapidly assimilated to reduce uncertainty
Agile development does not scaleLarge-scale projects are being delivered right now
Agile development is just a fadMost individual practices of Agile have a long history of success

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