What is End-to-End Project Management? An Overview
End-to-end project management (e2e) is a process used to break down projects into smaller chunks. Small blocks of work are easier to plan and allow project managers and their teams to digest tasks and reach milestones more efficiently during a project’s lifecycle. This effective project management process makes defining, analyzing and managing project objectives easier.
The end-to-end process, which is used in traditional methodologies like PRINCE2, agile frameworks such as Kanban and Scrum, and hybrid methods that combine Waterfall and Agile traits, allows project managers to create detailed project scopes, keep on top of tasks and their due dates, and create accurate budgets throughout an entire project lifecycle.
End-to-end project management can help managers plan for every stage of a project.
End-to-End Project Management Key Components
No matter which traditional project management methodologies or Agile frameworks you use, you’ll find that the end-to-end process is broken down into seven key components, which we’ll cover below.
- Scope Management — It’s the project manager’s responsibility to create a…
