The term agile is used quite loosely today, but what does it really

mean? Can a strategy or a team be agile by simply following a

step-by-step development plan?



Many organizations have evolved, and their professionals need to be

familiar with agile more precisely. By knowing agile's fundamental

principles and core values, managers can understand how this entire

concept works and why specific rules are followed during product

development.



In this article, we will focus on agile core values and explain how

they affect organizations on all levels.



THE KEY VALUES OF AGILE



Agile revolutionized project management in some way. Let's get back to

the 90s when the only known methodology was Waterfall. It frustrated

both clients and managers primarily because the disparity between

clients' requirements and delivered products was massive.



Delays were quite common, and many projects either ended with the

client's dissatisfaction or were canceled. Also, team members were

more focused on proper documentation ...