Watch: Master Agile & Hybrid project management- deliver value in fast-changing projects
Today's projects rarely follow a single methodology.
As customer needs evolve, priorities shift, and technology changes rapidly, project managers need to know when to apply predictive planning, when to embrace agile delivery, and how to combine both approaches effectively.
In this practical workshop, independent project management consultant Amine introduces the principles behind Agile project management, the Scrum framework, and hybrid delivery models. Drawing on over 16 years of consulting experience across engineering, banking, insurance, retail, technology, and other industries, he explains how Agile works in practice, how Scrum teams deliver value through iterative development, and why hybrid approaches have become the reality for many modern projects.
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What you'll take away from the session:
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The core principles behind Agile project management and why Agile was developed
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The key differences between predictive (waterfall), Agile, and hybrid delivery approaches
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How Agile creates value through iterative development, continuous feedback, and incremental delivery
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The Agile Manifesto, its four values, and twelve guiding principles
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How the Scrum framework works, including roles, ceremonies, artefacts, and sprint planning
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When hybrid project management is the better choice and how to combine predictive and Agile practices effectively
If you're leading software initiatives, transformation programmes, or projects outside technology, this session provides practical guidance for choosing the right methodology and applying Agile principles effectively.
What is Agile project management?
Agile is an adaptive project management approach designed for environments where requirements evolve over time. Instead of delivering everything at the end of a project, Agile delivers value incrementally through short iterations, allowing teams to respond quickly to change and customer feedback.
What is Scrum?
Scrum is the most widely used Agile framework. It organises work into short, time-boxed sprints, supported by defined roles (Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team), regular ceremonies, and continuous feedback to deliver working outcomes throughout the project.
What is hybrid project management?
Hybrid project management combines elements of predictive (waterfall) and Agile methodologies. It allows organisations to use structured planning where appropriate while applying Agile practices in areas that benefit from flexibility, collaboration, and rapid iteration.
Can Agile be used outside software development?
Yes. Although Agile originated in software development, its principles are now applied across industries including consulting, financial services, product development, marketing, operations, and transformation programmes. In many industries, Agile is often used as part of a hybrid approach rather than as a fully Agile delivery model.