What Is the Agile Manifesto?

The agile manifesto, also known as the agile software development manifesto, officially announced four core values and twelve principles that can guide an iterative human-centric approach to software development.

Agile Manifesto

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The four core values of agile software development highlighted in the agile manifesto are:

Individuals and interactions above processes and tools
Working software above detailed documentation
Customer cooperation over contract negotiation
Response change is higher than following plan ^[1]

The 12 principles proposed by Agile Select have been applied to manage a large number of business and IT-related projects, including business intelligence (BI). The 12 principles include:

1. Satisfy "customers" through early and continuous high-value work delivery.

2. Big work is divided into smaller components that can be done quickly.

3. Identify the best jobs that emerge from self-organizing teams,

4. Provide active employees with the environment and support they need and believe they can get the job done.

5. Create processes that can improve sustainable work.

6. Maintain the constant pace of complete work.

7. Welcome changing requirements, even late in the project.

8. Meeting with the project team and business owners every day during the project.

9. During the regular revision period, ask the team to reflect on how effective it is and then adjust their behavior accordingly.

10. Measure work progress through completed workload.

11. Continuous pursuit of perfection.

12. Use adjustment to gain a competitive advantage. ^[2]