This is a false economy as the resulting software is often a poor fit for what is actually required. People also fail to think about the real cost of a badly produced Web product. This could potentially result in reduced sales or poor customer service,” argues Damien Tanner, Co-Founder and Director of New Bamboo.
Top five myths of web development include: 1. By limiting web changes you will save money. 2. By involving more stakeholders you slow down the development time. 3. More flexibility means less control. 4. A detailed specification up front will limit project failure. 5. Web projects are always late and over budget.
New Bamboo recommends that IT professionals actively involve key business stakeholders in any web project. By adopting a dynamic and iterative approach with practices from the Agile philosophy, the project is constantly kept on course for success and avoids unnecessary and costly revisions at later stages.
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