CAPM Practice Question

A plan-based project management approach is most suitable when project requirements are well-defined and unlikely to change. In such cases, detailed planning can be done upfront, and the project can follow a linear path toward completion. Conversely, when requirements change frequently or the project scope is unclear, adaptive methodologies like Agile are more effective. Innovative projects with small, co-located teams and those requiring frequent stakeholder feedback also benefit from flexible, iterative approaches rather than a rigid plan-based one.