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Of all the [[agile software development]] methodologies, '''outside-in software development''' takes a different approach to optimizing the software development process. Unlike other approaches, '''outside-in''' development focuses on satisfying the needs of [[stakeholder (corporate)|stakeholders]]. The underlying theory behind outside-in software usis that to create successful software, you must have a clear understanding of the goals and motivations of your stakeholders. Your ultimate goal is to produce software that is highly [[Consumability|consumable]] and meets/exceeds the needs of your client.

Outside-in software development is meant to primarily supplement your existing software development methodology. While it does ideally work in more agile environments, it is possible