What’s the best software development methodology for enterprise-level projects?

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Waterfall13%

Prototype20%

Rapid Application Development7%

Agile Scrum43%

Agile Kanban8%

Dynamic System Development1%

Lean Software Development2%

Other .. please add it down2%

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Senior Software Architect / CTO in Software5 years ago

For Enterprise, waterfall plus UX until the design is 90% complete, then when ready to build switch to agile scrum and iterate. Designs are a guide, not a spec that must be followed exactly. Planning is important. Coding without planning leads to much rework and potentially a scrap, redesign, and rebuild a few times. I call it fall into agile

Chief Security Officer in Software3 years ago

SAFe

IT Manager in Construction9 months ago

I do agree with SAFe.
Generally speaking, it depends project by project.

AI LegalTech Counsel & Legal Ops Innovation Leader | Digital Transformation Expert | Strategic Advisor in Services (non-Government)9 months ago

I find it depends on the project's specific requirements, scope, and complexity.
For example, Agile is commonly preferred for its flexibility and adaptability, especially in dynamic environments, while Waterfall might be more suitable for projects with well-defined requirements and a low likelihood of change. Ultimately, the best choice is the one that aligns with project goals, stakeholder needs, and team capabilities.

Principal Product Manager in Retail9 months ago

Agile ensures a great feedback loop and in a timeboxed manner to execute

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