The last full system I delivered was created using a sort of waterfall/agile hybrid. We worked from a backlog, in short-ish sprints, but nothing was put into production until a certain milestone was reached, after multiple sprints.
We were replacing an existing, legacy system, and even though we switched over "piece by piece", each module of the old system was at least 10-12 sprints. And the end-users couldn't do a meaningful test of their normal tasks until most of each module was implemented.
How to teams who manage to work more "agile" do this sort of thing?
We were replacing an existing, legacy system, and even though we switched over "piece by piece", each module of the old system was at least 10-12 sprints. And the end-users couldn't do a meaningful test of their normal tasks until most of each module was implemented.
How to teams who manage to work more "agile" do this sort of thing?