Metodologias Híbridas de Desenvolvimento de Software: Uma Opção Viável para Gestão de Projetos

• Francisco Santos IFMA
• Márcio Santos FEBAC
• Ednelson Reis FEBAC
• Anderson Costa FEBAC

Abstract

Even in the face of several existing methodologies, it is noticed that software is often developed without proper planning and monitoring. In this way, the present article aims to explore hybrid models of software project management. A literature review was carried out, of the qualitative type, elaborated through content analysis. Nine hybrid methodologies were analyzed and categorized according to their applicability. From the analyzes made, improvements were identified that highlight the importance of the hybrid methodologies in the development process, as an alternative to generate a better performance in software production. From the methodologies adopted articles, Scrum was the most used, being applied in six hybrid models, with 27%.

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