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Development Approach and Life Cycle

The development methodology and Life Cycle Performance Domain address activities and functions linked with the project’s development methodology, cadence, and life cycle stages. It deals with the following areas.

  1. Development, Cadence, and Life Cycle Relationship
  2. Delivery Cadence
  3. Development Approaches
  4. Considerations for Selecting
  5. Development Approach
  6. Life Cycle and Phase Definitions
  7. Aligning of Delivery Cadence, Development
  8. Approach, and Life Cycle
  9. Interactions with Other Performance Domains
  10. Measuring Outcomes

Related Posts:

  1. Stakeholder Performance Domain
  2. Log and Register Artifacts
  3. Communication Models
  4. Velocity Chart
  5. Requirements Traceability Matrix
  6. Burn Chart
  7. Test Plan
  8. Stakeholder Register
  9. Impact Mapping
  10. Backlog Refinement
  11. Analogous Estimating
  12. Root Cause Analysis

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