While Agile's more open and collaborative approach doesn't scale easily to larger organizations, it remains the best bet for taking businesses of all sizes forward into an uncertain future.

Denis Bolkovskis

Anthropic

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Agile doesn't scale easily to larger organizations, resulting in challenges such as mixed development approaches, resistance to change, and lack of understanding. Small organizations see stronger benefits from Agile than larger ones. AI is being used in Agile activities, and DevOps is also being explored for increased visibility and cycle time measurement. However, there is a disconnect between Agile practitioners and the business, leading to resistance to change and inadequate training and support.

Why Agile doesn't work for most IT pros: The bigger you are, the harder you fall