Yes, small organizations can also benefit from the agile method. Agile's focus on customer needs and minimizing resources can be advantageous for small organizations. The method's increased flexibility and rapid pace can lead to faster turnaround times, which can be particularly beneficial for small organizations with limited resources.
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The agile method of project management can be used by organizations of any size. For large organizations with a legacy issue, agile could especially lead to a more efficient workflow than the traditional waterfall model. With agile, managers can take an iterative and collaborative approach to product development and project organization. Agile's focus is on customer needs and minimizes the resources and overhead needed to create a product with true market-fit. The increased flexibility and rapid pace also create faster turnaround times — the ultimate plus for project managers.