Traditional Project Management Vs Agile Project Management
here’s a comparison of Traditional Project Management and Agile Project Management in tabular form:
Aspect | Traditional Project Management | Agile Project Management |
---|---|---|
Methodology | Sequential, waterfall model | Iterative and incremental approach |
Flexibility | Less flexible, changes are difficult to accommodate | Highly flexible, welcomes changes throughout |
Customer Involvement | Limited involvement, mainly at the beginning and milestones | Close collaboration throughout, regular feedback |
Risk Management | Risks addressed primarily at the beginning | Ongoing risk management, continuously assessed |
Documentation | Emphasis on comprehensive documentation | Values working software over extensive documentation |
Team Structure | Hierarchical structure, clear roles and responsibilities | Self-organizing, cross-functional teams |
What is Agile Project Management (APM)?
We have different software development methodologies like agile development, waterfall development, extreme development, Rapid Application Development (RA), Spiral development model, and Scrum development model. This article discusses Agile Project Management (APM), its phases, advantages and disadvantages.
Table of Content
- What is Agile Project Management (APM)?
- Why do we need Agile Project Management?
- History of Agile Project Management
- Traditional Project Management Vs Agile Project Management
- Agile Project Management Principles
- When to Use Agile Project Management?
- Phases of Agile Project Management
- Pillars of APM(Agile Project Management)
- Common Agile Methodologies
- Benefits of Agile Project Management (APM)
- Limitations of Agile Project Management (APM)
- Frequently Asked Questions – Agile Project Management (APM)