Determining the optimal methodology is the eternal question in project management. There’s no universally correct answer—it all depends on the specific project, the dynamics of the team, and ultimately, the decision-makers or clients involved.


Ideally, a mixture of agile and traditional methods is used. A certain amount of planning is essential and provides security. Nevertheless, flexibility is also required. Rough planning, similar to the waterfall concept, provides security. Here, everyone knows roughly what to expect and can prepare for it. Especially in larger projects, it may be necessary to respond flexibly to new or changed requirements. Change requests can be used to help with this. It is always important to compare the actual and target situations.

No matter which methods are used, one thing is the same for all projects: communication is key.

For this reason, we offer complete project management in addition to consulting.

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