The document explores popular project management tools and frameworks that aid in structuring project lifecycles and enhancing workflow. Key frameworks include Waterfall, Kanban, Scrum, Agile, and Gantt charts, each offering unique methodologies for project management. It also highlights tools like dashboards, task lists, kanban boards, and project reports that support task management and provide insights into project performance.

1. What are some
popular Project
Management Tools &
Frameworks?
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2. The project management framework
provides a common language to
discuss the purpose of the project
lifecycle & give structure to the project
development process.
The choice of framework relies upon the
nature of the project & organizational
factors.

3. Some common
Project Management
Frameworks:
WaterFall :
The idea here is that requirements are
identified, design is built, tested, &
implemented before any work is started.
Hence, there are no surprises during
deployments since all requirements have
been considered.

4. Kanban :
Kanban improves your project's workflow
by placing tasks on a Kanban board (visual
task board), where workflow & progress are
clear to all team members.
Scrum :
Scrum is a simple but powerful framework
for rapidly growing products & can be used
to innovate, design, or plan complex
projects of almost any size & complexity.

5. Agile :
Agile is a development methodology used
in software projects, but agile principles are
applied innovatively to other projects.
Agile frameworks mainly focus on projects
where speed & flexibility are priorities.

6. Gantt Chart
A Gantt chart is a graphical representation of
tasks in a project, their durations,
dependencies, & start/finish dates.
Some popular Project
Management Tools:

7. DashBoard :
The dashboard offers a top-down view of
the entire project, which enables you to
have a bird’ eye view of what’s going on at
any given time.
It also gives you an at-a-glance overview
of your project’s progress against its
original plan, current milestones against
the initial milestones, or how far along
projects are concerning each other.

8. Task List :
Task lists allow you to manage, assign &
track tasks across the project to ensure
they’re meeting the demands of the project
schedule.
Task lists also provide a way for you to
prioritize work for maximizing productivity.

9. Kanban Board :
A kanban board consists of columns
representing each stage of production &
cards depicting the tasks associated with
each stage.
Project Reports :
Project reports are used to share the data
on key performance indicators of the
project, for instance, actual project vs. the
baseline costs, workload, etc.

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