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Agile Product Management

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Industry : IT Products
Functional Area : Application Software, New Technologies
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Agile software development methodologies are being used by an increasing number of organizations today. As a product manager, how do you most effectively interact with this process? Share tips that can help you work more effectively in an agile environment.

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By : Saurabh Gautam
Dhawal  |  Argues in support of  "Agile "  |  11 months ago
Agile methodology is applicable where client requirements change frequently in the form of enhancements,change request,feature request etc.While waterfall,though useful but for the frozen requirements with minor changes on the way during execution...
Hari Prasad  |  Argues in support of  "Waterfall"  |  11 months ago
Argument does not hold good. Agile is used only for Software projects...Waterfall can be used across engineering. Like construction of Metro...
Adrian Hoe  |  Argues in support of  "Waterfall"  |  4 years ago
I have been using Waterfall model for 90% of my projects. The result is, I spend less time in coding (about 11% of total project time in coding). If the software is large, has long life-cycle, requirements do not change often; Waterfall is a...
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