Delivery · Definition

What is Agile?

Agile is an approach to software development that delivers work in short, iterative cycles, with frequent feedback from users and stakeholders and the flexibility to change priorities along the way. It is a set of principles rather than one method, and Scrum and Kanban are common ways of putting it into practice.

Why it matters for your business

Agile delivery shows working software early and often, so buyers can see progress, adjust priorities as the business changes, and redirect a project without losing everything already spent.

Example

Instead of a single launch after nine months, a field service app is released to one region after six weeks and improved every two weeks based on technician feedback.

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