Agile is a time-boxed, iterative approach that helps deliver software built incrementally from the beginning of the project rather than trying to deliver once in the end. Following are the benefits of Agile project management.  Agile teams involve customers and actively include their opinions and feedback in the development stage, hence, the customers are satisfied.  Agile methodologies use iterative project management processes, which improve processes on every iteration.  Agile teams are responsive to even the last-minute changes and can adapt without much disturbance.   Agile teams work in short periods, known as iteration or sprints. These fixed durations (e.g., two weeks) make it easier for project managers to measure team performance better   Developers regularly assess progress during sprints, meaning they have better visibility into the project and can spot potential obstacles quickly.   Agile teams encourages face-to-face communication and continuous interaction.