6. Conclusion
Agile methods are multi-faceted. For projects with a known, understood and controlled scope, they encourage pragmatism and flexibility by focusing on actions, while giving the organization's players a sufficient level of control.
While these methods have their advantages and disadvantages, they do not eliminate all project risks. They do, however, limit some of them, provided you have mastered these approaches. The Agile method is a pragmatic and modern way of managing projects. However, the pitfall of such a method is to try to go too fast, to forget good organization and project management practices, and to fail to take sufficient account of project risks and the associated management issues. One of the mistakes often made...
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