I've worked under MSF, RUP and good old waterfall. They're all dead ends if you ask me, even delivering massive enterprise software. To be honest these processe

I've worked under MSF, RUP and good old waterfall. They're all dead ends if you ask me, even delivering massive enterprise software. To be honest these processes were fine with earlier tooling such as Visual Basic which was rigid, inflexible, hard to test etc but (whilst wincing using the term Agile), there are much more agile languages now which allow test frameworks to be built effectively. We've settled finally on a hybrid Kanban approach. It's simple, everyone understands it, there are no power trips, it just works. backlog -> arch -> dev -> test -> deployed There is no agile ceremony or SCRUM-wankery (pigs, chicken shit) - we binned all that and just did work.