Project Management Methodologies - An Overview

This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of various project management methodologies, including predictive, adaptive, and lean methodologies. It covers Waterfall, PRINCE2, Agile, SCRUM, XP, and Kanban, along with their key features and benefits. The presentation also discusses the selection criteria for choosing the right methodology for your project based on project requirements, type, resources, stakeholders, risks, uncertainties, and deliverables.

Project
Management
Methodologies

Introduction
O Project Management Methodologies
O Predictive Methodologies
O Waterfall Methodology
O Projects in Controlled Environment (PRINCE2)
O Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK)
O Adaptive Methodologies
O Agile-based Project Management
O Agile SCRUM
O Extreme Programming (XP)
O Kanban
O Lean Project Management

Project Management Body of
Knowledge (PMBoK)
O Defined by Project Management
Institute (PMI)
O Five Process Groups

Waterfall & PRINCE2
O Waterfall is the oldest and traditional
methodology
O Predictive in nature
O PRINCE is based on seven themes, seven
principles, and seven stages

Agile Project Management
O Adaptive Methodology
O Use of sprints and iterations
O Agile Family
O SCRUM
O Kanban
O Extreme Programming (XP)

SCRUM vs XP vs Kanban

Lean Project Management
O Streamlining & cutting out waste
O Elimination of bottlenecks
O Enhancement of customer
expectations
O Continuous Improvement
O Quick Delivery at low budget
O Can be successful at times of
resource scarcity

Selection of the Project
Methodology
O Project Requirements
O Type of the Project
O Project Resources & Stakeholders
O Expected Changes and Deviations in
the Project
O Project Risks & Uncertainties
O Project Deliverables

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