Agile Methodologies: Comparative Study and Future Direction
Abstract
Several iterative and incremental methods exist to control projects, but currently agile technologies are increasing admirably. Agile Project Management provides an approach that offers not only agility, but retains the concepts of a project, project delivery and project management. This study will explore the agile methodologies focusing on three popular methodologies, such as extreme programming, scrum and rational unified process. Comparisons among these three methodologies and finally discussion on the findings of these comparisons and future direction will be explored. 3827 Gul Ahmad, Tariq Rahim Soomro and Mohammad Nawaz Brohi-Agile Methodologies: Comparative Study and Future Direction EUROPEAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH -Vol. I, Issue 11 / February 2014 3829 some common characteristics and principles.
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