How and when is something considered industry standard?

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Hey all,

I'm currently working on a proposal for my organization which includes a shift from waterfall development methodology over to a Scrum framework.

As I work for a university, citations for all of my work is extremely important. As I was looking to add a citation for my statement of Agile being the industry standard, I kind of hit a wall.

Who is it that decides when something become industry standard and how is that decision made?

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