>>1025In many case studies comparing Agile and Waterfall methods, its clear that the success of a project management approach often depends on factors like team size, complexity of projects, business objectives, and client preferences. For instance, according to VersionOne’s 12th Annual State OfAgile report in 2019, high-performing Agile teams deliver up to 45% more value than low performing ones due to their ability to adapt quickly, collaborate effectively with stakeholders, and iteratively improve the product. However, a PMI survey found that Waterfall is still widely used across industries for large projects requiring strict documentation or regulatory compliance (e.g., government contracts). In summary, neither Agile nor Waterfall reigns supreme - its essential to choose wisely based on your organization’s specific needs and context!