Abstract
The Agile project management methodology is one of the most common project management processes. But the reality is that Agile isn’t technically a methodology. Instead, it’s best defined as a project management principle. ^[https://asana.com/resources/project-management-methodologies]
- [f] The basis of an Agile approach is:
- Collaborative
- Fast and effective
- Iterative and data-backed
- Values individuals over processes
When it comes to putting the Agile manifesto in place, teams often choose specific methodologies to use alongside Agile. These could include Scrum, Kanban, extreme programming, crystal, or even Scrumban. That’s because connecting Agile methodology with a more detailed approach produces a well-rounded project management philosophy and a tangible plan for delivering great work.