Definition:
Agile development is a methodology focused on iterative and incremental software development. It emphasizes flexibility, collaboration, and customer feedback to adapt to changes efficiently.
Key Benefits:
- Faster delivery of functional features.
- Improved team collaboration and communication.
- Greater adaptability to changes in requirements.
Use Cases:
- Software Development: Iterative sprints to release updates.
- Product Management: Continuous feedback loops to refine product features.
- IT Projects: Quick adaptations to shifting project scopes.
Principles:
- Iterative progress through sprints.
- Regular team and stakeholder meetings.
- Continuous testing and improvement.
Related Terms: Scrum, Kanban, sprint.
