Disadvantage of Agile Model
- Because project managers often reprioritize tasks. It is possible that some items scheduled for delivery may not be completed on time.
- It is important for the team to be knowledgeable. Agile teams are usually small, so team members must be highly skilled in various areas and understand the agile methodology well to be successful.
- Active involvement and collaboration are required during the Agile process which is more time consuming than a traditional approach. It requires time commitment from developers.
- If the customer is not clear about what they want the end product to be, the project can easily be derailed.
- Due to a lack of proper documentation, key decisions taken at different phases can be misinterpreted at any time by different members of the team.
When to Use Agile Model?
In the Agile model, the focus is given to process adaptability and customer satisfaction. In earlier times, the iterative waterfall model was used to create software. But in today’s time, developers have to face many problems. The biggest problem is that in the middle of software development, the customer asks to make changes in the software. It takes a lot of time and money to make these changes. So to overcome all these shortcomings, the agile model was proposed in the 1990s.
In this article, we will see what is agile and when to use it, So, let’s start.