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    Lean project management uses principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering value with less waste and reduced time. The phased or staged approach breaks work down into a series of distinct steps and manages them through completion, typically consisting of five process areas including four phases plus control. It is often referred to as the traditional or waterfall approach, though the specifics may vary.

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    Lean project management uses principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering value with less waste and reduced time. The phased or staged approach breaks work down into a series of distinct steps and manages them through completion, typically consisting of five process areas including four phases plus control. It is often referred to as the traditional or waterfall approach, though the specifics may vary.

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    Lean project management uses principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering value with less waste and reduced time. The phased or staged approach breaks work down into a series of distinct steps and manages them through completion, typically consisting of five process areas including four phases plus control. It is often referred to as the traditional or waterfall approach, though the specifics may vary.

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    Lean project management[edit]

    Main article: Lean project management


    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]

    C2 General
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]

    C2 General
    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]

    C2 General
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]

    C2 General
    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]

    C2 General
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    Lean project management[edit]


    Main article: Lean project management
    Lean project management uses the principles from lean manufacturing to focus on delivering
    value with less waste and reduced time.

    Phased approach[edit]
    The phased (or staged) approach breaks down and manages the work through a series of
    distinct steps to be completed, and is often referred to as "traditional" [28] or "waterfall".[29] Although
    it can vary, it typically consists of five process areas, four phases plus control:

    C2 General

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