COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF TRADITIONAL AND AGILE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY
Abstract
Modern software development requires usage of just one or combination of traditional and agile software development methodologies in order to reach full efficiency and effectiveness. However, difference between those two is not just in project management, documentation and roles. Those differences effect project success, satisfaction of clients, motivation and interest of development team members as well as easiness of client project requirements. Paper analyses those differences in several characteristic project development phases and identifies key challenges in planning and implement appropriate development methodology. It is combination of literature review as well as expert knowledge in both, traditional and agile, methodologies with outcome of review of above mention key differences in order to achieve as much as effective project outcome.
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