Structured software development versus agile software development: a comparative analysis

Abstract The use of agile methodology has become widespread in organizations that previously relied on traditional or structured software development methods, such as the waterfall approach. Successful completion rates for initiatives are at 40%, whereas only 15% projects were successfully completed. To take advantage benefits each method, many using a hybrid approach combines Agile with Waterfall and methodologies. Rather than asking which is superior, it more productive to determine one most effective particular project. have failure rate 10%, while fail 30% time. This study aims compare contrast methodologies order create decision tree selecting suitable method Several cases scenarios examined Despite advantages methodologies, combination may be necessary, required certain phases. explores feasibility combining management.