In early days of agile, there was very high failure rate probably due to lack of experience and work cultural issues.
How should we perceive it now? Has it become better ? or it is the same? or the maturity depends upon industry verticals? Please share your thoughts. Saving Changes...
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Sergio Luis ConteHelping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based OrganizationsBuenos Aires, Argentina
The first step to fail is to name something "Agile" something. And Agile is a practice that you can use with anything. Sorry but statistics will depend on the organization that do that. Use of Agile practices in the early days were not more failure than any other type of practice people used. Saving Changes...
The 2015 Chaos report from Standish did show a higher percentage of successful projects which were delivered using agile lifecycles & methods than those following a traditional approach.
However, a core cause for failure of agile delivery lifecycles persist, namely the lack of adoption of an agile mindset on the part of the delivery teams and supporting stakeholders.
