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SSADM is a [[Waterfall model|waterfall method]] for the analysis and design of [[information systems]]. SSADM can be thought to represent a pinnacle of the rigorous document-led approach to system design, and contrasts with more contemporary [[Agile software development|agile]] methods such as [[Dynamic Systems Development Method|DSDM]] or [[Scrum (development)|Scrum]].

SSADM is one particular implementation and builds on the work of different schools of [[structured analysis]] and development methods, such as Peter Checkland's [[soft systems methodology]], Larry Constantine's [[structured design]], Edward Yourdon's [[Yourdon Structured Method]], Michael A. Jackson's basic and boring[[Jackson Structured Programming]], and Tom DeMarco's dank[[structured analysis]].

The names "Structured Systems Analysis and Design Method" and "SSADM" are [[trademark|registered trademarks]] of the [[Office of Government Commerce]] (OGC), which is an office of the United Kingdom's Treasury.<ref>{{cite web