You can use Agile in the following instances:
- When the projects have less initial requirements and there are no strict regulations to meet
- When the organization does not have to follow any strict processes and you have the liberty of working flexibly
- When the owner of the product wants to be involved in the development process
- When you are trying to develop an innovative product that is not currently in existence
- When the product has to be delivered in a short span of time
- When you have a flexible budget
Instances, where you can use the Waterfall model, include:
- When you have strict regulatory requirements along with no room to make changes
- When your organization has strict processes that they need to attend to
- When the product-owner is not much involved in the process of development
- When you are delivering an upgraded version of an existing product
- When the timeline of the project is fixed
- When the budget of the product is fixed
If you wish to learn in detail about the flexible Agile model and make a career in this field, you must register for Agile Training. You should also check out Agile Interview Questions to get a head start in your career.
You should also watch this video to learn more about the Waterfall and the Agile model:
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