Introducing Agile into a Non Agile Project: Analysis of Agile Methodology with its Issues and Challenges
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This paper will mainly focus on the most suitable software development methodology in A Small Medium Business. It will present a
glimpse of traditional and the most upcoming methodology named AGILE. The issues and challenges for practicising Agile will be discussed. It
will also provide management guidelines to help organizations avoid and overcome obstacles in adopting the Scrum method as a future software
development method. At the end the research will illustrate a hybrid model which showed how agile methods can be adopted and utilized toeffectively support the development of mission-critical, small and medium project.
Keywords: Traditional Model, Agile Methodology, Hybrid Model
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