Agile project management is useful when teams need short feedback cycles, iterative delivery and the ability to adapt as they learn. It is not automatically superior to predictive project management, and it does not mean working without plans, documentation or governance. Project Management Institute research published in 2024 found that project teams can perform similarly…
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