Alexander Sergeev - Part 63

Alexander Sergeev

Alexander Sergeev

About the Author

I'm Hygger CEO & Founder.
My Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/humanoit

A Practical Guide to Sponsor Engagement and Communication

The participation of an effective project sponsor is one the crucial factors for the overall project success. In many cases, project leaders have to deal with less-than-effective sponsors, so the question is, how can you engage sponsors and you make them contribute to the project success? Read More

The Art of Product Backlog Prioritization: 3 Easy Tips to Follow Now

The agile methodology has rules and procedures to be followed, and the product backlog is a tool that contains all software items that should be developed. The product owner, the scrum master and the entire team, including the stakeholders, will get together for a sprint meeting to decide what will be put in the backlog. This decision is definitely not an easy one because the project success depends on it, as well as money spending. Read More

User Stories and Waterfall

Some software developers wonder: -“Is it possible to use user stories in Waterfall?” If you want to know the answer, this article is for you. We will tell you how to write Waterfall user stories and how to apply them to this methodology. The first thing we should do is to find the proper definitions for Waterfall and user stories. Read More

The Difference between Waterfall and Sprint

Some software developers want to know the difference between Waterfall and sprint. In this article we will look at this question in greater detail to understand why it is actually inaccurate. To do that properly, we should give the Waterfall and sprint definitions. Read More

Agile and Waterfall Teams

Agile and Waterfall are currently two most popular software development methodologies. The time of their origin is different. So are their main principles. In this article we will tell you about the difference between Agile and Waterfall teams, their roles and methods of work. But before doing that it is necessary to say a few words about each popular software development methodology. Read More

Waterfall vs. Kanban

There are a lot of popular methodologies in modern software development industry. Waterfall is the most commonly used among them. However, new methodologies originate year after year. Today lots of software development teams and companies all over the world prefer to use Agile methods. In this article we will tell you about the difference between Waterfall and Kanban. Let’s begin our talk with the definitions of these two software development methodologies and descriptions of their main principles. Read More

Agile and Waterfall Testing

Various software development methodologies have lots of differences in their aspects. Such an important stage of software development process as testing is also no exception. In this article we will explain the difference between Agile and Waterfall testing methodologies. These two software development methods are completely different, so we have to say a few words about each of them before starting our talk on their differences in product testing. Read More

5 Ways to Minimize Disagreements between Stakeholders During Defect Reviews

As you approach the completion of your project, you will intensify the meetings with the clients and all stakeholders. As a final stage of the project, you will also need to document your experience and steps during this project so that you will be able to use that experience in your upcoming working challenges. Read More

A Team Member in Waterfall

There are lots of methodologies in modern software development industry. Despite the fact that their common goal is to create high quality software, they have a lot of specific features. The structure of teams is one of them. Each software development methodology has its own approach to the issue of software development teams. In this article we will tell you about Waterfall team members and their roles. But before doing that it is necessary to find the proper definitions for Waterfall methodology and Waterfall team. Read More

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