In adaptive project management, which technique is commonly used to prioritize tasks based on their value and urgency to stakeholders?
MoSCoW method
Pareto Analysis
Critical Path Method
Earned Value Management
The MoSCoW method is used in adaptive project management to prioritize tasks by categorizing them into Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have. This helps teams focus on delivering the most valuable and urgent tasks first. The other options are not specifically used for task prioritization in adaptive projects: the Critical Path Method is used in predictive project management for scheduling, Earned Value Management is for performance measurement, and Pareto Analysis identifies the most significant factors affecting outcomes.
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