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Adopting Agile product development software isn’t just about changing how teams work — it’s about achieving better outcomes all across the board. Let’s break down this methodology’s biggest benefits and how to make the most of them with the right tech partner (aka Mural).
Agile keeps your users front and center, ensuring customer satisfaction stays at the core of every decision. With Mural, teams can create and visualize customer journeys and map user feedback collaboratively:
Agile for product development helps teams ship updates quickly and consistently. According to Zippia’s research, 71% of respondents cite accelerated software delivery as their reason for adopting this methodology.
Mural accelerates delivery cycles by:
Agile’s iterative structure helps detect product issues early. Instead of waiting until the end of a project to uncover roadblocks, Agile teams solve problems incrementally, saving both time and money. This proactive approach accelerates time to market and fosters innovation, enabling development teams to adapt quickly to changing requirements and emerging technologies.
Mural’s software supports proactive issue detection by:
With Agile frameworks emphasizing communication, cross-functional teams break silos. According to our 2024 Teamwork Research Report, over 50% of knowledge workers say poor teamwork has led to employee burnout — a challenge that Agile directly addresses by prioritizing teamwork and open communication.
Mural enhances team collaboration through:
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Designed with Agile teams in mind, Mural offers a robust set of tools that simplify complex workflows:
Create your own project with our visual collaborative workspace and centralize every phase of the Agile product development lifecycle, from initial brainstorming to continuous improvement.
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Agile product development is a flexible and iterative approach to building products that prioritizes collaboration, continuous improvement, and early delivery of valuable outcomes.
Unlike traditional linear methodologies, Agile divides the product development process into short, manageable cycles. In the Scrum framework, they're called “sprints.” These cycles allow teams to adapt quickly to changes, gather real-time feedback, and align better with customer needs.
Agile’s origins are tied to an early 2000s need to combat old ways of delivering software, which were more rigid and focused on the final outcome. The Manifesto for Agile Software Development was released in 2001 and built on four core values:
Agile has its own language. In Scrum, which is the most commonly used Agile methodology in product development, key concepts include:
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Agile’s Scrum methodology thrives on collaboration, adaptability, and accountability — all made possible by a set of distinct, interdependent roles. A typical Agile product development team’s structure involves: