Agile Methodology and PMBOK: Project Management Framework Analysis
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This report provides a comparative analysis of Agile methodology and the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) framework, two prominent approaches to project management. It begins by defining project management methodologies and highlighting the role of project management in ensuring efficient project completion. The report then introduces PMBOK as a globally recognized guideline, outlining its five key stages: initiation, planning, execution, controlling and monitoring, and closing. Following this, the report delves into Agile methodology, describing its iterative nature and adaptability, particularly in modern project environments. The report explores Agile's core principles, including its emphasis on collaboration, customer satisfaction, and reduced risk, as well as its two main methods: Scrum and Extreme Programming (XP). It further compares Agile and PMBOK across project stages, highlighting differences in vision statements, planning, execution, control, and project closure. The report concludes by suggesting that Agile methodology offers more benefits in contemporary project development, emphasizing its flexibility and suitability for evolving project requirements. References from various academic journals are provided to support the analysis.
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