What does it mean for an enterprise to be Agile, and how can product managers use the best practices of Agile as a driver of value for companies and their products?

Since the first programmable computers hit the market and software developers started working in teams, organizations have been looking for the holy grail of methodologies for delivering quality software. And while the software development industry as a whole has improved, many organizations still struggle with delivering quality software that meets the needs of their stakeholders. As it turns out, delivering quality software that provides value consistently is hard. 

The Agile approach to software development is incremental and iterative. It helps improve the quality of the software being developed and keeps the team focused on delivering business value. All Agile project management methodologies (Scrum, Kanban, XP, and others) focus on frequently and consistently delivering high quality, working software. This minimizes project overhead and increases business value.