Your project has fallen completely out of the blue, despite your efforts. Deadlines were missed, the scope was never met, and fingers were pointed. No effort and dedication from your developers could improve the situation and the customer got tired of asking for a refinement of the product.

Answers were sought because popular phrases such as "We will never do this again" and "This should not have happened" circulated in the meeting rooms.

If you've ever experienced this, you're not alone. If you know how a waterfall model works, you can understand the problems associated with it. In short, a waterfall model is a sequential design in which development assumes a downward flow such as the shape of a waterfall.

That is why Agile Project Management offers solutions for many problems of the traditional waterfall model. The agile method responds to the actual behavior of people after every sprint. It eliminates the need to wait for years before releasing an end product to the customer. Agile propulsion for rapid release and rapid response to user changes.

With Agile Project Management, you are assured of faster development and product release. In this book, all chapters help you learn agile project management. It offers the reader unique insights to help use agile principles in the organization. It helps to change their priority of generating money for the business by satisfying the customer.

There are many books on the subject on the market, so thanks again for choosing this one! Every effort has been made to ensure that it contains as much useful information as possible. Enjoy it!