Methodologies

A rundown of the most efficient project management methodologies and frameworks you can use to manage your project.

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Methodologies

A rundown of the most efficient project management methodologies and frameworks you can use to manage your project.

Methodologies

PRINCE2 Project Management Methodology: Explained

PRINCE2 is a principle-based project management methodology that can be applied to projects of any size, complexity, industry, or location.

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What Is Hybrid Project Management?

Hybrid project management combines predictive (Waterfall) and adaptive (Agile) methodologies to create a custom approach.

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What Is Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM)?

Critical chain project management is a project management approach that prioritizes efficient resource distribution to accomplish project goals.

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What Is the Six Sigma Methodology? The Ultimate Guide

Six Sigma is a statistical data-driven methodology organizations may use to reduce or eliminate defects and improve their business processes.

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What Is Lean Project Management?

Lean project management is an approach that focuses on delivering value from the customer’s perspective.

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How to Use the Critical Path Method (CPM): Steps + Example

The critical path method is a PM tool used in the planning phase to calculate the project’s length. Learn how to identify the CPM of your upcoming project!

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What Is Scrumban?

Scrumban is a hybrid framework that involves applying Kanban principles in a Scrum context for more flexible and efficient project management.

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Kanban in Project Management for Beginners: Steps + Examples

Kanban is a simple visual tool used in project management to eliminate bottlenecks. Find out how to organize your projects in Kanban in 4 simple steps!

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Scrum in Project Management: An Overview

Scrum is an adaptive Agile framework that aims to achieve the desired results within fixed time periods called Sprints.

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