Advantages and Disadvantages of Traditional and Agile Approach Traditional approaches are less complicated to implement and allow a token amount of resources. In these approaches, the output is generated for each stage, so it is highly visible. Allow the client and business analyst to feel like there is substantial progress. Thanks to the visible results, each section of project management is less complicated both internally and at the client level. You can set deadlines for completing each section, and you can occasionally run analyzes to see if the project is progressing according to milestones. It provides a blueprint of the research, design, coding, testing, and maintenance strategies that can be implemented. This approach is more popular when quality is even more vital than program or value. Disadvantages of the traditional approach Real approaches rarely follow the next flow; and iterations in these approaches are handled indirectly. These changes will cause confusion as the project continues. It is generally problematic to induce t...