As a team's huddle, daily stand-ups are the basis for Agile project management. Often referred to as the daily scrum, it keeps everyone on top of the team's progress and landscape by focusing on "we". Agile teams have daily standup meetings as part of their daily activities. They set a mutually convenient time for team meetings and meet every day to stay on top of all the pertinent information for improving project coordination.

• This facilitates effective communication between team members. Integrating effective communication concepts with face-to-face interaction into the team's culture fosters greater agility.


• Moreover, it aids in ascertaining roles and responsibilities in a concise and clear manner and prevents silos throughout the organization. Each team member is aware of the other's work and progress continuously, allowing transparency about project’s progress.


• By holding daily stand-ups, companies can adapt to changes and address issues that arise during the day-to-day operations of an organization or during the course of a project.


• It leads to a sense of shared goals, which is a key element to the team since, without shared objectives, there is only a group of individuals working together.


• Furthermore, regular team meetings facilitate knowledge transfer within the organization.