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Many organizations are transitioning from conventional, incremental "Waterfall" approaches to the adaptive framework of Agile in order to surpass and outthink contenders. As per the Project Management Institute, approximately three organizations use Agile methodology occasionally, frequently, or always. Agile can reduce time-to-market, encourage greater initiatives, enhance customer experience, and enhance the quality of the product. Many organizations underrate the barriers to improved performance, which range from skills gaps to cultural stigma. Here are some ideas to get your team set up for the switch from a waterfall approach to an agile one for effective and cost-effective results.