I got a course at Oracle on DSDM RAD (rapid application development) and worked on a project with it. The 4GL tooling used at Oracle were no good fit, but back then also Oracle was moving up to 3GL tools like JDeveloper. And they thought using RAD was good fit.
Key what I remember was time boxing. And much less religious stance than Agile. But back then it was normal to have different people doing functional designs, technical designs, database design (also in two levels) and business process design of sorts. I guess it took a while for these people to realise they had to be Agile digital transformers.
And I guess it also did not help the DSDM also certified people on the waterfall methodology.
Key what I remember was time boxing. And much less religious stance than Agile. But back then it was normal to have different people doing functional designs, technical designs, database design (also in two levels) and business process design of sorts. I guess it took a while for these people to realise they had to be Agile digital transformers.
And I guess it also did not help the DSDM also certified people on the waterfall methodology.