Translation of "Waterfall model" in German

The project was executed according to the “waterfall” model.

Projects carried out in the Waterfall and Agile model.

The V-model stands next to the waterfall model, an alternative model for the description of development processes.

Such projects are based on a "Waterfall model", a "V" process model, or a “Spiral” model.

In the programming world, there is a famous workflow known as 'Waterfall model'.

Our certified project managers and informatics specialists master agile methods (Scrum) as well as the waterfall model.

The first formal description of the waterfall model is often cited as a 1970 article by Winston W. Royce,although Royce did not use the term "waterfall" in that article.

The first formal description of the waterfall model is often cited as a 1970 article by Winston W. Royce, although Royce did not use the term waterfall in that article.

Thanks to the continuous corrections and feedback at all stages, the final product will be much more modern, will better meet the needs of your customers, will be implemented, taking into account the most recent trends and technologies, which of course we will be deprived in the case of Waterfall model.

If a product has to be developed that covers business wise a complete industry sector (or at least a considerable part of it) I recommend the "ingenious waterfall" model.

A procedure based strictly on the traditional waterfall model would have taken too much time, caused extensive coordination work with the business side, and consumed a lot of time for the documentation of detailed requirements.

Using the waterfall model, we use an iterative and incremental development approach, where requirements and solutions evolve or are fixed through collaboration between self-organizing, cross-functional teams.

Many larger projects based on the waterfall model never get started, or they get started much too late, since the time needed to set out exact specifications is often underestimated.

Classic process models for development are divided into phases for which it is imperative that they are executed consecutively (waterfall model).

Instead of a traditional waterfall model, we see the four phases of providing a secure administrative environment as a continuous process:

The waterfall model is especially suitable for projects that already well-known and constant requirements in advance include.

I have experience with more than a hundred software and online projects of all types and sizes, and I offer you both classic project management (e.g. based on the waterfall model) as well as agile approaches.

We create an efficient and cost-effective solution by working with customers to select the most suitable process model, for example an agile model using Scrum, or a V-Model or Waterfall Model.

Whether it's an agile approach or a waterfall model – our experts work together with you to develop the right methodology for your project.

All other steps are the same, whether we are working on the waterfall, V-model or agile approaches.

There is no ideological discourse about, for instance, whether “scrum” or “the waterfall method” (V model) are better.

As part of a project supported by Detecon, a procedural model integrating elements from the waterfall model and Scrum was applied.

Using the waterfall model, we use an iterative and incremental development approach, where requirements and solutions evolve or are fixed through collaboration between self-organising, cross-functional teams.

While some people involved in a project process swear strictly by the waterfall model, a scrum is essential to others.

In practice, however, we have seen that the development of (non-trivial) software systems according to the underlying, strictly sequential “waterfall model” is all too often unsatisfactory.

For service projects, we use Scrum, Kanban, the V model and the waterfall model.

There is no ideological discourse about, for instance, whether "scrum" or "the waterfall method" (V model) are better.