Framework model of syncretic management of innovative projects
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https://doi.org/10.32347/2411-4049.2024.3.112-122Keywords:
Syncretic Management, Innovative Projects, Framework Model, Agile MethodologyAbstract
The contemporary business landscape demands agility, innovation, and the seamless integration of diverse approaches. Traditional project management methods often struggle to adapt to this dynamic environment. This abstract introduces the framework model of syncretic management for innovative projects. Syncretic management emphasizes the unification of various elements to achieve a cohesive whole. In this context, it signifies a framework that blends methodologies and tools to optimize project outcomes. Key components include – Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Agile Methodologies, AI Integration. The syncretic management model offers several advantages – Enhanced Innovation, Improved Efficiency, Increased Adaptability. Reduced Risks: data-driven insights from AI facilitate proactive risk identification and mitigation strategies. Paper provides a concise overview of the syncretic management model for innovative projects. Subsequent sections will explore the core components of this framework in greater detail, delve into its practical applications, and discuss potential challenges and considerations for successful implementation.
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