Converting a project from a waterfall to an iterative approach
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The article presents reasons why an iterative approach is more appropriate. Once again, it's in the context of a RUP project but the same things can be said of XP, FDD, DSDM, AUP, and so on. The discussion of what was changed for this organization, and what remained the same, is particularly interesting because it puts the migration from waterfall to iterative in perspective for the doubters among us. Finally, it reviews the results of the effort and provides some advice for being successfull.
Many agilists find themselves in this situation, so this article will prove valuable.
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