Agile (method)

The Agile method is a project management approach centred on permanent adaptation, close collaboration and the continuous delivery of value. Unlike traditional linear methods (such as the V-cycle), Agile favours development in short cycles called "sprints", enabling features to be adjusted rapidly in response to user feedback. It is based on four pillars: direct communication, simplicity, adaptation to change, and the regular creation of functional increments of the product. The best-known frameworks are Scrum, Kanban and Extreme Programming (XP). Agile promotes efficiency, reduces risk and improves customer satisfaction.