Project Management Guide
Project Management Guide
What Is Project Management?
What Is a Project?
Why Is Project Management Important?
Project Life Cycle Phases
- Project Initiation
- Project Planning
- Project Execution
- Project Monitoring
- Project Closure
Project Management Methodologies
- Waterfall Project Management
- Critical Path Method
- Critical Chain Project Management
- Agile Project Management
- Scrum Project Management
- Kanban Project Management
- Lean Project Management
- Six Sigma Project Management
- PRINCE2
- PRiSM
- PMBOK Method
Project Management FAQ
Project Management Methodologies
Being a project manager is a tough, high-pressure job. One of the most crucial and early decisions a project manager has to make is adopting a suitable project management methodology for the project.
There are several project management methodologies that are based on different approaches to project management. Some follow a sequential pattern – Waterfall, Critical Chain and Critical Path; some are more dynamic, like those in the Agile family – Agile, Scrum, and Kanban; some others are process-based such as Lean, Six, Sigma, and PRiSM, and some are standard-based such as PRINCE2 or the PMBOK methods of project management.
Project management methodologies bring structure and definition to project progress. Method to madness, if you will.