To successfully use agile in PPM, you should begin by building a strong business case and vision, as well as effectively communicating it to your organization. Additionally, engaging and involving senior management, stakeholders, and teams in the portfolio governance and decision-making processes is essential for creating a shared sense of ownership and accountability. Furthermore, providing training, coaching, and mentoring on agile values, principles, and practices is important. You should also create a supportive and enabling environment for agile teams by providing them with the necessary tools, resources, and infrastructure. Finally, celebrating and rewarding the successes and achievements of your portfolio and teams, as well as fostering a culture of feedback, learning, and improvement will help you reap the benefits of using agile in PPM. By taking these steps outlined in this article, you can start using agile in PPM to deliver more value to customers and stakeholders while aligning projects with your strategic goals and vision.