Which project management methodology is characterized by a having a low client involvement?

The correct answer is C. traditional project management. Traditional project management (also called the Waterfall methodology) is characterized by sequential, linear phases: requirements gathering → design → implementation → testing → deployment. Client involvement is concentrated at the very beginning (requirements phase) and at the

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ALEAN project management
BAgile project management
Ctraditional project management
DKanban project management

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Traditional project management (also called the Waterfall methodology) is characterized by sequential, linear phases: requirements gathering → design → implementation → testing → deployment. Client involvement is concentrated at the very beginning (requirements phase) and at the end (acceptance/delivery), with minimal interaction in between. Once requirements are signed off, the project proceeds with little to no client input until delivery. This contrasts sharply with Agile project management, which is defined by continuous and high client involvement through iterative sprints, daily standups, and frequent review cycles. Kanban is a flow-based method with varying but generally ongoing client collaboration. LEAN focuses on eliminating waste and maximizing client value, which inherently requires ongoing client feedback. The hallmark of traditional PM - low client involvement during execution - makes it the correct answer.

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