A number of technology leaders believe that combining waterfall and Agile principles delivers the optimum benefits of both methodologies. However, in reality, it tends to yield the least favorable outcomes.

Undoubtedly, waterfall and Agile are two of the most embraced methodologies by engineering teams. However, the complexity lies in determining the right methodology for your team. Furthermore, guiding your team through a transition from waterfall to Agile methodology presents an even greater challenge.

Regardless of whether you opt to stick with waterfall or transition to Agile, it's undeniable that resorting to Wagile is the least advantageous choice. Unsure of what Wagile or Waterfall Agile is? Our comprehensive 14-page guide delves into this and offers much more information, encompassing:

- How to choose the right methodology for your project

- How to recognize and avoid the Wagile trap

- What to do and what NOT to do in an Agile transformation

Leading an Agile transition may be one of the most difficult but necessary tasks you take on to help your organization thrive in today’s environment.