All about Projects

Project management methodologies or models helps us to define our approach to lead or manage any project as per the nature of project.  Here's a breakdown of different project management models and methodologies which could be utilised to manage technical and non technical projects both. 1. Waterfall Model Description: A linear and sequential approach. Each phase must be completed before moving to the next (e.g., Requirements → Design → Implementation → Testing → Deployment → Maintenance). Best for: Projects with well-defined requirements and low risk of changes. Example: Building a bridge or hardware product where scope and requirements are fixed from the beginning. 2. Agile Methodology Description: An iterative and incremental approach focused on flexibility, collaboration and customer feedback. Work is delivered in small, usable chunks called sprints. Best for: Software development, fast-changing environments. Example: Developing a mobile app, where features evolves based on use...

Let's talk about the criticality of stakeholders in project management. How they play a crucial role in any project delivery and what challenges we face while dealing with them and what solutions you can apply. In the dynamic world of project management, one factor consistently determines the difference between success and failure are the Stakeholders.  Whether you’re launching a software platform, constructing a bridge or deploying a new healthcare system, ignoring stakeholders is a recipe for disaster or project failure. "You cannot deliver value without first understanding what stakeholders value.” - Mark Langley Who Are Stakeholders? These individuals or groups, who are directly or indirectly impacted by a project's outcome, hold a pivotal role in shaping its direction, progress, and final delivery. Stakeholders can be internal or external. They may include: Project sponsors Clients or customers Project Team Product Team Engineering team Government agencies Communities...