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The Business Value of Agile Software Methods: Maximizing ROI With Just-in-time Processes and Documentation (Hardcover)

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Categories: * Business Analysis, Agile Analysis & Modeling

Author(s): Hasan H. Sayani, Saya Sone
Hardcover: 240 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1604270310

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The Business Value of Agile Software Methods offers a comprehensive methodology for quantifying the costs and benefits of using agile methods to create innovative software products and shows a complete business value comparison between traditional and agile methods. It provides a roadmap for linking agile methods to major industry standards such as the project management, systems, and software engineering bodies of knowledge and identifies a set of critical factors for succeeding with agile methods every time.

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