Most IT projects are destined to fall short of expectations. This may be due to the fact that many project teams are simply failing to transition to Enterprise Agile. The truth is that traditional development approaches are not always equipped to handle the demands of today’s competitive landscape, and it is becoming more imperative for project teams to utilize multiple methodologies in order to operate at 100% efficiency. We surveyed over 100 IT Leaders and asked them a few questions about how Enterprise Agile has been implemented within their organization.

1. Should You Go
100% Agile?
1 Only 20% of the IT leaders questioned
are planning on being 100% Agile
2 Almost 50% are planning to transition to
Enterprise Agile
Which Methodology is the Best?
Agile? Waterfall? Iterative?
"Not all projects warrant Agile
methodology."
“Complex, IT projects
require multiple
methodologies to be
successful.”
31% Only 31% of IT Leaders believe
that most of their projects
will be Agile in 2018.
47%
53%
47% Planning to transition to Enterprise Agile
53% Not planning to transition to Enterprise Agile
All 3 methodologies need to be used in
order to achieve 100% efficiency.
WE ASKED
MORE THAN 100
IT LEADERS
Blueprint helps organizations to accelerate large, complex IT projects and deliver enhanced
business value. With its best-in-class requirements definition and management solution,
Blueprint resolves many of the time-consuming, costly, and error-prone functions that
challenge IT leaders, thus ensuring that mission critical projects are completed successfully,
on time and on budget. Offering seamless integration with application lifecycle
management tools, Blueprint works with different development methodologies, including
Agile and Waterfall.
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