Can Agile Project Management Delivery be used in the IT infrastructure space? - Project Management

Karo Bonas, Head Of Portfolio and Programme Management and Mike Hord, Commercial Director at OpticoreIT discuss what methodologies they believe are important when delivering IT projects. The discussion highlights how delivery methodology is an on-going debate within organisations and the how Agile and Waterfall delivery is approached in the IT infrastructure space.
Let us know in the comments what your thoughts are on this subject.
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[@TEverettReynolds]

@5:25 Thanks Mike for saying it! *"You can't partially deploy a firewall..."* People need to stop telling Senior Leadership that Infrastructure can be managed with Agile like their dev environments. I am getting so tired of hearing this now, as a 20-year IT Manager\IT Infrastructure Project Manager.
I think a lot of people are trying to convince their senior management that working in parallel, multi-talking, and breaking out sub-projects that can be run at the same time is someone Agile when none of it is "iterative" in any way.
You are not plugging that firewall in until you have a switch to plug it to, and not until you have a network to attach it to, and not until you have a circuit provisioned and online...

[@monikaanand5597]

Great one !

[@lareggiejones6617]

So what does a schedule look like in a Wagile situation?

[@Random8181]

No is the answer, meeting after meeting talking about how your still delivering the same thing. Agile makes zero sense what so ever for infrastructure