Abstract

The deployment of technology solutions in resource-constrained environments presents unique challenges that traditional project management approaches often fail to address. Limited infrastructure, financial constraints, and skill shortages necessitate innovative and adaptive methodologies that ensure efficiency, scalability, and sustainability. Agile deployment models, with their iterative cycles, stakeholder engagement, and flexibility, offer a promising framework for overcoming these barriers. This review synthesizes existing literature on agile principles, adaptation strategies, and implementation practices tailored to environments characterized by scarcity of resources. It examines how agile methods can optimize technology deployment by reducing overhead, fostering collaboration, and improving responsiveness to contextual challenges. Furthermore, the study highlights case applications across sectors such as healthcare, education, and public administration, demonstrating the potential of agile models in bridging digital divides and enhancing long-term impact. The review concludes by proposing a conceptual framework that integrates agile practices with context-sensitive adaptations, ensuring that technology solutions are not only effectively deployed but also sustainable in resource-constrained settings.