Why is Agile better than Waterfall?

 Agile is better than Waterfall Model:

  • In Agile the customer has frequent and early opportunities to assess the work being delivered, but in Waterfall doesn’t involve customers in the projects.
  • In Agile changes allowed throughout the development life cycle, but in Waterfall model changes not allowed frequently.
  • In Agile project less re-work takes place because changes are identified in the early stages, but in Waterfall model there is a high possibility of re-work after the completion of a major feature.
  • In Agile Customer feedback is allowed, but in Waterfall model less possibility of getting feedback from customers and the team.


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