Integrating agile methodologies with traditional project management frameworks: A hybrid approach for enhanced efficiency and risk mitigation

This paper examines hybrid project management, a product of combined agile methodologies and traditional project management. The focus is on applying a hybrid approach for higher project efficiency and risk mitigation in contemporary project environments. With increasing complexity and uncertainties, the limitations of both project management approaches have become obvious. While traditional project management offers predictability and structure, it often lacks flexibility, and agile methodologies ensure adaptability, but faces challenges when implemented in large-scale projects. By analyzing extensive industry practices and literature, this paper shows how a hybrid approach leverages the strengths of traditional and agile project management methodologies by combining planning and risk assessment with stakeholder engagement & iterative development of agile practices. The findings, therefore, suggest significant value offered by hybrid methodologies in adaptability to change, stakeholder collaboration, and risk management.

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World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
Published
2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2025.25.3.1003
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3
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Software Engineering Techniques and Practices
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Integrating agile methodologies with traditional project management frameworks: A hybrid approach for enhanced efficiency and risk mitigation

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Integrating agile methodologies with traditional project management frameworks: A hybrid approach for enhanced efficiency and risk mitigation

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Abstract

This paper examines hybrid project management, a product of combined agile methodologies and traditional project management. The focus is on applying a hybrid approach for higher project efficiency and risk mitigation in contemporary project environments. With increasing complexity and uncertainties, the limitations of both project management approaches have become obvious. While traditional project management offers predictability and structure, it often lacks flexibility, and agile methodologies ensure adaptability, but faces challenges when implemented in large-scale projects. By analyzing extensive industry practices and literature, this paper shows how a hybrid approach leverages the strengths of traditional and agile project management methodologies by combining planning and risk assessment with stakeholder engagement & iterative development of agile practices. The findings, therefore, suggest significant value offered by hybrid methodologies in adaptability to change, stakeholder collaboration, and risk management.

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Integrating agile methodologies with traditional project management frameworks: A hybrid approach for enhanced efficiency and risk mitigation — Nnenna Linda Akunna, Oluyinka Joseph Adedokun, et al. · World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS