WHEN TO USE THE INCREMENTAL MODEL.

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  1. When the requirements are known and superior.

  2. A project has a lengthy development schedule.

  3. When the software team are not very skilled or trained.

  4. When the customer demands a quick release of the product.

  5. To develop prioritized requirements first. 

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