Agile cycle with incorporate define request development and feedback

Agile techniques approach software development in an iterative manner. Agile projects, as opposed to a basic linear Waterfall approach, are made up of a number of smaller cycles - Sprints. Each one is a mini-project with a backlog and stages of design, development, testing, and deployment within a pre-defined scope of work. A potentially shippable product increment is given at the end of each Sprint. As a result, new features are added to the product with each iteration, resulting in progressive project expansion. When features are evaluated early in the development process, the odds of delivering a potentially flawed product are considerably reduced. So there you have it, the basics of Agile development and how to get started using SlideTeam’s agile technology PowerPoint templates. As we mentioned before, these templates are extensive and customizable so that you can create a presentation that is perfect for your team and your project. Download them now and start incorporating request development and feedback into your own workflows