Implementación de metodologías ágiles en el diseño de redes del acueducto en el proyecto Paraíso Campestre

Abstract

The design and construction of water supply networks face significant challenges due to traditional management approaches, which used to be rigid and sequential. This study proposes the implementation of agile methodologies in the design of water supply networks, specifically for the Paraíso Campestre project in Monteria, aiming to transform the management and execution of such projects. The main objective of this work is to develop a practical model based on agile methodologies, which, through iterative and incremental cycles (sprints), allows better team coordination, timely response to changes, and optimization of time and resources. The methodology includes geotechnical and topographical studies to ensure a design aligned with technical regulations (RAS 2000) and the characteristics of the terrain, guaranteeing sustainability and functionality. Additionally, a reduction in delivery times, greater adaptability, and high-quality designs that strengthen water infrastructure and build user confidence are expected. This approach promotes more resilient and efficient networks, contributing to the sustainable development of the water sector. Likewise, it highlights how the application of agile methodologies can transform the planning and execution of infrastructure projects, optimizing investments and improving stakeholder satisfaction. Keywords: agile methodologies, sprints, water supply network design, project management