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    Hybrid projects use a combination of traditional waterfall and agile methods. There are different ways to implement a hybrid approach depending on the level of uncertainty and risk of the project. The document discusses four common hybrid methods: 1) using agile development followed by a predictive rollout, 2) combining agile and predictive simultaneously, 3) using a predominantly predictive approach with some agile elements, and 4) using a predominantly agile approach with some predictive elements. The hybrid approach chosen depends on fitting the needs and risks of the specific project. Teams may also tailor agile practices or develop their own blend to best deliver value.

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    Hybrid projects use a combination of traditional waterfall and agile methods. There are different ways to implement a hybrid approach depending on the level of uncertainty and risk of the project. The document discusses four common hybrid methods: 1) using agile development followed by a predictive rollout, 2) combining agile and predictive simultaneously, 3) using a predominantly predictive approach with some agile elements, and 4) using a predominantly agile approach with some predictive elements. The hybrid approach chosen depends on fitting the needs and risks of the specific project. Teams may also tailor agile practices or develop their own blend to best deliver value.

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    Hybrid projects use a combination of traditional waterfall and agile methods. There are different ways to implement a hybrid approach depending on the level of uncertainty and risk of the project. The document discusses four common hybrid methods: 1) using agile development followed by a predictive rollout, 2) combining agile and predictive simultaneously, 3) using a predominantly predictive approach with some agile elements, and 4) using a predominantly agile approach with some predictive elements. The hybrid approach chosen depends on fitting the needs and risks of the specific project. Teams may also tailor agile practices or develop their own blend to best deliver value.

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    Hybrid Projects

    •Uses a combination of traditional


    (waterfall) methods with agile.
    •Can be implement in a number of different
    ways.
    Definable vs. High
    Uncertainty
    •Project work can range from definable to
    high uncertainty
    •Definable:
    • Clear procedures
    • Proved successful on similar projects
    • Car production or electrical appliance

    •Uncertainty:
    • Not-done-before
    • High rates of change, complexity and risk
    • Software Development, designing a house
    Characteristics of four life cycles

    Agile leverage
    both aspect of
    Iterative and
    incremental

    PMI Agile Practice Guide, Page 18 table 3.1


    Hybrid Method 1

    Agile Development followed by a predicative rollout


    Hybrid Method 2

    Combined Agile and Predictive Approach Used Simultaneously


    Hybrid Method 3
    Agile Agile
    Predictive Predictive Predictive

    Predominantly Predictive Approach with some agile


    Hybrid Method 4

    Agile Agile Agile


    Predictive Predictive

    Predominantly Agile Approach with some Predictive


    Hybrid Method
    •Hybrid life cycle as Fit-For-Purpose
    • Based on project risk

    •Use a combination of any methods to


    deliver value
    Mixing Agile Approaches
    • Agile frameworks are not customized for a
    team
    • Teams may tailor agile practice to deliver
    value
    • Teams may develop their own special blend
    of agile

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