How Agile can be used for the bottom-up planning process (what steps) and the rationales (why) of identifying and selecting Information System (IS) development project.
Let us understand the bottom-up planning process.
This process is usually employed wherein the Problem is broken down to its smallest scenario (Realistic), solutions are generated for this micro level scenario ,tested approved, then these scenarios are merged to arrive at the final solution.
Now how Agile helps in bottom-up planning process is given below
Below are the rationales on which information system development projects are identified
The requirement for these projects can come from both bottom up & Top down approaches
But to evaluate and select an IS development project depends on below factors
Value Stream mapping (VSM)
Cost benefit analysis
Resource availability and time line study
Comparison with available case studies
So above are the rationale for identifying & selecting IS development Project
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