Blog for Agile & Hybrid Project Management
Agile project management offers advantages for projects with a high degree of agility and changeability. In traditional project management, the goal, the project participants and the individual project steps are largely fixed. Agile project management, on the other hand, offers advantages in situations where the framework conditions can change quickly. This is very often the case with software projects, for example.
Hybrid project management on the other hand combines the advantages of traditional and agile methods. Depending on the type of project, the company uses the methods that are most suitable – e.g. classic processing for customer projects and agile approaches for development projects.
Agile project management has been popular for some time. Many project managers are expected to know and use agile methods…
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Almost every agile team has someone serving in theProduct Owner role. But what exactly is a Product Owner, what duties…