Difference between Agile and Waterfall project methodologies

 By: Abhishek Narula Waterfall methodology The  waterfall method  is a traditional project management approach that uses sequential phases to define, build, test, and release project deliverable. Each phase is completed and approved before the team moves on to the next phase. The project can't move backwards to previous phases. Agile methodology Agile  is an umbrella term covering several newer project management approaches that use iterative work cycles called sprints. Each sprint uses 'mini-phases' to define, build, test, and release the project deliverable. Difference between Agile and Waterfall 1) Methodology  of  Agile and Waterfall Both Agile and Waterfall are two of the most prominent software development methodologies used for ERP projects to deliver high value products in the least time possible. However, despite a common goal, they use different approaches to get the projects done. While Agile follows an incremental approach to ge...