Agile Frameworks in Construction Project Management: A Systematic Review
Yvan Huaricallo Vilca, Jeremy Becerra León · Proceedings of the World Congress on New Technologies · 2024
The global production in the construction sector in 2020 was 10.7 trillion dollars and with a growth projection of 42% or 4.5 trillion dollars by 2030 to reach 15.2 trillion dollars, which will be a global engine for economic growth.For this reason, the present systematic review was based on the search and collection of exhaustive information; The main objective is to determine the state of the art of agile frameworks in construction project management over the past 15 years.Which consisted of searches of reliable database sources, where emphasis was placed on scientific articles in the civil construction sector using criteria of discarding and inclusion through the prism methodology for its filter, obtaining as a final result 37 articles between the years 2006 and 2023, One of the most important findings was the significant impact that agile frameworks have on improving efficiency and productivity in construction.By adapting to the dynamic and often unpredictable environment of construction projects, these frameworks allow for better resource management and faster, more effective decision-making.The results also highlight how implementing agile frameworks can help reduce costs and improve interpersonal and managerial skills, also known as "power skills."These benefits are clearly seen at all stages of the project, especially in the design phase, where flexibility and adaptability are critical.