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PK0-004 · Question #113

A customer will have ongoing changes to project requirements. Which of the following is the BEST project management methodology for this requirement?

The correct answer is B. Agile. Agile methodology is specifically designed to embrace and accommodate ongoing requirement changes through iterative delivery and continuous stakeholder collaboration.

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Question

A customer will have ongoing changes to project requirements. Which of the following is the BEST project management methodology for this requirement?

Options

  • AWaterfall
  • BAgile
  • CPRINCE2
  • DBottom-up

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    91% (20)
  • C
    5% (1)

Why each option

Agile methodology is specifically designed to embrace and accommodate ongoing requirement changes through iterative delivery and continuous stakeholder collaboration.

AWaterfall

Waterfall is a linear, sequential methodology where requirements are defined upfront and changes are costly and disruptive to incorporate once later phases have begun.

BAgileCorrect

Agile is built around the principle of welcoming changing requirements, even late in development, using short iterative cycles (sprints) that allow teams to reprioritize and adapt continuously. Its core mechanisms - frequent backlog refinement, sprint planning, and stakeholder feedback loops - make it the best fit when a customer expects ongoing changes throughout the project.

CPRINCE2

PRINCE2 is a structured, stage-based methodology with formal governance and change control processes; it is not optimized for frequent, ongoing requirement changes.

DBottom-up

Bottom-up is a cost or effort estimating technique used during project planning, not a project management methodology.

Concept tested: Agile methodology suitability for evolving requirements

Source: https://www.agilealliance.org/agile101/

Topics

#Agile methodology#requirements management#iterative development#change management

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