Are you thinking of adopting agile or hybrid methodologies for your projects? If so, you might be wondering what hybrid means and how to make it work for you. I wrote a blog post some time ago now (here🙂) on the importance of defining your Hybrid approach so that team members are clear on expectations.
Hybrid is not a one-size-fits-all solution so you need to find the right mix of practices, processes, and tools for your project.
It’s fascinating to see that over over 50% of projects are now governed using a hybrid approach according to project management journal.
Also Hybrid projects deliver on par with traditional or agile approaches in terms of budget, schedule and scope/quality according to the same article here.
Fascinating to see the spread across different sectors using predictive(waterfall), agile and hybrid approaches to projects:
Image Source: Pulse of the profession (PMI)
The below diagram is one of my new favourites. This clearly indicates the different hybrid ways of working across the predictive and agile disciplines:
Happy project managing!
ThePMPath 