Agile methodologies can be adapted to various types of projects, including construction. While construction projects have traditionally been managed using more predictive approaches, the principles of agile-such as collaboration, adaptability, and iterative development-can be beneficial. The project manager should identify which agile practices could be effectively applied to the construction project. This might involve breaking down the project into smaller, manageable increments and promoting closer collaboration with stakeholders. It is important to tailor the agile practices to fit the specific context and constraints of the construction project123.
References:
* Agile Practice Guide | Project Management Institute1
* Agile Practices and the PMP Certification - Project Management Academy2
* Agile Methodology in Project Management as a Licensed PMP3