Agile vs Traditional Project Management. #shorts

Let's look at two popular project management methods and discuss how to pick the best one for your projects. Traditional project management, also known as the waterfall approach, is when each project management process group occurs one after the other. Agile project management uses iterations, often known as sprints, to produce production-quality partial solutions on a frequent basis. The consumer benefits from the project sooner using this method. Additionally, the customer's comments on what has been provided thus far can be used to enhance the overall solution. More client involvement is required than in more conventional initiatives. Agile projects also tend to be more thoroughly monitored and managed, and teams typically interact more quickly and frequently.