Our project
management process
Every project, whether it’s launching an app or marketing campaign, necessitates a number of processes. Regardless of the industry or the type of delivery, these processes are quite uniform. We divide the overall project management process into six stages, or “process groups.”
These process groups are commonly defined as follows:
Sprint Planning
In agile project management, notably in the scrum approach, the term sprint is employed. Scrum is often defined by regular and predictable work cycles. The primary principle behind sprint planning is that the team decides on the deliverables, milestones, and tasks, as well as the duration required to properly execute the activities. Sprints are typically planned in one- to two-week packages, but is project dependent.
Design
Project management design is the first stage of the project lifecycle in which ideas, methods, resources, and deliverables are planned. A project design comes before a project plan because it provides a high-level picture, whereas a project plan includes more specific information.
Development
The process of planning and allocating resources to fully develop a project or product from concept to go-live is known as project development. It's about ensuring that a project team has all of the resources necessary to complete the project objectives. "Resources" is a catch-all term for anything the project might require, from software to people, money, and a well-defined plan.