Yes, it’s possible—and sometimes beneficial—to blend Waterfall (structured phases) with Scrum (iterative agility). This hybrid model is often called "Wagile" or "Water-Scrum-Fall." Here’s how it works, when to use it, and key pitfalls to avoid. 1. How to…
Mandays (man-days) represent the total person-days required to complete a project. Optimizing them reduces costs, avoids burnout, and accelerates delivery. Here’s how to maximize efficiency: 1. Calculate Baseline Mandays Formula: Total Mandays =…
AspectScrumKanbanStructureFixed-length sprints (1-4 weeks)Continuous flow (no sprints)RolesProduct Owner, Scrum Master, Dev TeamNo fixed roles (flexible teams)CommitmentSprint backlog (fixed scope)Work pulled as capacity allowsMeetingsDaily standups, sprint planning, review, retrospectiveOnly essential meetings…
The Waterfall methodology is a linear, sequential approach to software development (and other projects) where each phase must be completed before moving to the next. It follows a fixed, step-by-step process—like a waterfall flowing…
Project Management (PM) is the discipline of planning, organizing, and executing work to achieve specific goals within defined constraints (time, budget, scope). It ensures teams deliver results efficiently—whether building software, launching…
