With agile software development, it’s not necessary to have all of the requirements collected in the beginning. What is done in the initial phase is collecting all known requirements in a project backlog and translating them to user stories (what you need) and tasks (what developers are to do).
The agile approach requires you to be involved in the process as much as your developers are. Communication between you and your software team becomes clear and quick because time is a resource that one doesn’t want to waste.
Being able to trust your software company doesn’t mean that you say what you want and they do what they want. Your project is not left alone because of your involvement.
Due to the availability of Emerging Information Technologies, it has become easier for startups to compete with existing organisations. Often these startups are more flexible and agile than Fortune 1000 companies, and they can become a significant threat if not paid attention to. We are expanding our expertise in these technologies.
