(By Info-Tech Analysts Morgan Chmara, and Sarah Kearse - Printed with permission from Processor magazine.)

Let’s be honest, no project ever moves forward without a hitch here and there. It seems like there is always the need for revision and rework, even if it’s minor. But this tends to be more of an issue of how the project is handled and managed, rather than the content of the work.

There is a lot of buzz around Agile vs. Waterfall software development techniques and debate about which is better. While the project managers and developers pit the methods against each other, an important question is often overlooked: what does the client want?

The answer lays in the hands of the customer and their project expectations.