The document provides an introduction to Agile project management. It defines Agile as an iterative approach to project management that is commonly used for software development. The key characteristics of Agile methods include being people-driven, facilitating frequent delivery of working software increments, measuring success through working software, and embracing change. The document discusses why Agile approaches are useful compared to traditional "industrial" methods, and how Scrum is one of the most commonly used Agile frameworks, allowing for predictable delivery through short sprints. It also outlines benefits of Agile for convincing executives like reducing risk and ensuring continuous alignment with changing needs.