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Agile-as-a-tool and agile-as-a-culture : a comprehensive review of agile approaches adopting contingency and configuration theories

Magistretti, Stefano; Trabucchi, Daniel - In: Review of managerial science : RMS 19 (2025) 1, pp. 223-253

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Project managers' ability to explore and exploit predictive and iterative best practices

Marnewick, Carl; Marnewick, Annlizé L. - In: International journal of managing projects in business 16 (2023) 8, pp. 126-151

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Integration of agile approaches in SME's product development : demand analysis and concept development

Niever, Manuel; Trinh, Han Jennifer; Kerres, Roman; … - In: Athens journal of business & economics : AJBE 7 (2021) 4, pp. 349-364

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The role and characteristics of hybrid approaches to project management in the development of technology-based products and services

Azenha, Flávio Copola; Reis, Diane Aparecida; Fleury, … - In: Project management journal 52 (2021) 1, pp. 90-110

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Agile, traditional, and hybrid approaches to project success : is hybrid a poor second choice?

Gemino, Andrew; Reich, Blaize Horner; Serrador, Pedro M. - In: Project management journal 52 (2021) 2, pp. 161-175

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Empirical studies of geographically distributed agile development communication challenges : a systematic review

Alzoubi, Yehia Ibrahim; Zahedi, Fatemeh Mariam; Gill, … - In: Information & management : the internat. journal of … 53 (2016) 1, pp. 22-37

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Factors Leading to the Success and Failure of Agile Projects Implemented in Traditionally Waterfall Environments

Tanner, Maureen; Willingh, Ulrich von - ToKnowPress

This qualitative study was undertaken to investigate the factors that result in agile project success and failure. The study particularly focused on software projects where agile methods were newly adopted, implying a transition from the Waterfall to a more light-weight and iterative approach....

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