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Stages are specific periods during which work on the project takes place. These are when information is collected and outputs created. For each stage in the project, you should carry out the full range of work covering the entire scope of functional inputs required to achieve the benefits, including commercial, technical and operational aspects. | |||
This article demonstrates how most project and programme guides base their processes on the same basic life cycle. | Praxis Framework Ltd | ||
A detailed comparison of how the Praxis life cycle relates to the DSDM Agile life cycle. | Praxis Framework Ltd | ||
Most of us envisage a project or product life cycle as a series of sequentially linked or overlapping phases, often pictured as a ‘waterfall’. This representation of the life cycle directly influences the way a project is undertaken. |
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PDF; 7 pages | This paper focuses on software development life cycles and has some observations as to which is the best based on time, budget and uncertainty. | ||
The role of the Project Life Cycle (Life Span) in Project Management | PDF; 22 pages | An slightly academic literature review of all aspects of the project life cycle. | |
RIBA1 | HTML guide | An example of how the basic life cycle may be presented for a specific role in a specific industry . In this case Architects in Construction. |
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Life cycle