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Core project management philosophies

Project management methodologies may be classified into two broad categories, based on their fundamental philosophies. These are

linear and iterative. It’s important to be aware of these core strategies when choosing the best approach for your project.

Linear (Waterfall) approach

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The Waterfall strategy is a linear approach where a project is broken down into distinct phases, and each phase is completed before progressing to the next. Core tenets of this approach include detailed upfront planning, comprehensive documentation at each phase, rigorous change control processes, and a strong emphasis on following the planned path.

Advantages and disadvantages

Advantages:

• Clear structure and defined milestones
• Well-defined deliverables
• Easier costs and timelines estimation.

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• Limited flexibility to accommodate changes
• Late identification of issues or misalignments
• Potentially longer development cycles.

Iterative (Agile) approach

Description and key principles

Agile methodologies, on the other hand, emphasise flexibility, collaboration, and the rapid delivery of working products. Core tenets of Agile approaches include iterative development cycles (known as sprints), continuous feedback and adaptation, close collaboration with stakeholders, and a focus on delivering value early and frequently.

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Clearly articulate project goals and expectationsli>DSDM philosophy, principles, and project variables

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Problem-solving and decision-making>Analyse problems from various anglesli>DSDM agile project management processes

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