Agile is much more based on the concepts of user and customer’s satisfaction, product (or project) quality, flexibility, transparency, and continuous improvement & delivery (known widely as CD & CI). The main reason behind it: the project’s risk and change management happens in real-time as opposed to traditional project management.
The “smaller chunks” approach to product development (or in fact any kind of planning) has proved to be highly effective: teams are able to deliver results faster and with fewer obstacles. Instead of focusing so much on the product’s launch, the teams deliver tangible product value in each iteration. In a nutshell, Agile is an iterative approach to modern project management and software development. Following KPMG, 80% of New Zealand’s organizations rely on PRINCE2 guidelines. Agile approach has no limit when it comes to the industry, and has already been adopted outside IT. According to Project Management Institute research done quite a while back now in 2017, 71% of US organizations reported using Agile methodologies often or always. What are some of the Agile benefits? What is Agile?Īgile is currently the most popular approach to project management. Agile revolutionized modern project management and software development.
