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Waterfall Projects/PMO

Waterfall Projects

PMO (Project Management Office)

Example:

A large software development company might use a waterfall project management approach to develop a new software product. The project would be divided into phases, such as requirements gathering and analysis, design, implementation, testing, and deployment. The PMO would be responsible for managing the project, including planning and scheduling, resource allocation, risk management, and communication.

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Prerequisites

Before you can do Waterfall Projects/PMO, you need to have the following in place:

In addition, you may also need to have the following in place:

Once you have all of these elements in place, you can begin to implement a Waterfall project management methodology or establish a PMO.

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What’s next?

After you have Waterfall Projects/PMO, the next steps will depend on your specific goals and objectives. However, some common next steps include:

Here are some additional things you can do after you have Waterfall Projects/PMO:

By taking these steps, you can continue to improve your project management capabilities and achieve even greater success.