Comment Comment by iLoveOncall That's true, but it's not Engprax that RAN the study, they commissioned it.What matters is not the "268% higher" failure rate than whatever they are selling. It's the 65% failure rate of projects using Agile.That said the true question is how they define failure? Missed deadline? Project stopped? Etc. parent iLoveOncall 2 years ago
What matters is not the "268% higher" failure rate than whatever they are selling. It's the 65% failure rate of projects using Agile.
That said the true question is how they define failure? Missed deadline? Project stopped? Etc.