Rather than suffer the ill effects of failure and crisis, we should improve our projects now. This article presents an overview of the Project Management Institute's methodology. Projects are not exempt. Project management methodology provides the best possible framework for project success. We may get the job done.
Methodology defines how the project is managed without impacting the effort's uniqueness.
If we can define a common project management methodology, communicate it to those we work for and with, and implement it consistently, we will be on the way to reducing risk and actualizing success. It is a description of the knowledge and practices commonly found in projects and not a formula to be uniformly applied to all projects. This article will present a basic outline of PMI's model for project management. These are the lifecycle, the process groups, and the knowledge areas. Each dimension is unique, although related and interdependent.