Hybrid project management
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Hybrid Project Management
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Hybrid project management – what is it about?
Hybrid project management is the golden mean if you cannot or do not want to choose a traditional or agile approach to managing projects. With a hybrid approach, you use a concept that combines traditional and agile methods in the implementation of your projects. Individual tasks and phases of the project can be handled in classical project management, others in agile project management.
No company applies the hybrid project approach as a fixed concept for all its projects. It is necessary to adapt it to the respective project. In practice, it is determined in the early phase of project planning which work steps and phases can be handled according to the principles of classic project management and others according to the agile approach.
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional management
Traditional project management is widely used in large companies and is suitable for long-term and complex projects. The methodology provides everyone involved in the project with a clearly structured plan that includes all tasks, times, resources, processes etc. The approach creates clarity, security and reliability for everyone involved in the project and the collaboration.
This approach does not always fit in a constantly changing and often fast-paced working world. Depending on the industry and type of project (e.g. software development), short term changes of priorities are to be expected, which cause greater effort in classic project management.
Advantages and disadvantages of agile management
Apply the benefits of both approaches
In the project design, among other things, the methodology of the project is discussed (agile, classic, hybrid) and selected. Initially,e.g. a classical approach is followed, which leads to the creation of a work breakdown structure. In this, it can become clear that individual project phases do not require detailed planning and structure and can be processed more easily in an agile manner.
For whom is the hybrid project approach suitable?
Building a bridge between the two methods and thereby creating a unique hybrid for project management should be planned and agreed upon calmly by the management and the project manager.
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