The differences between traditional and Agile project management primarily center around flexibility and adaptability. Traditional project management often follows a linear, sequential approach (waterfall), where each phase must be completed before the next begins. In contrast, Agile emphasizes iterative development, allowing for continuous feedback and adjustments throughout the project lifecycle. Agile methodologies promote collaboration, frequent reassessment of progress, and quick responses to changes, resulting in increased project flexibility and alignment with client expectations. These differences make Agile particularly suited to dynamic environments.