Business Management

2. Continuous, uncontrolled expansion of project scope without adjusting time or budget
5. A methodology designed to maximize customer value while minimizing waste
6. Document that formally authorizes a project and outlines its main goals
7. A tangible or intangible good or service produced as a result of a project
10. A project management tool used to define roles and responsibilities
11. An individual or group with a vested interest in the project's outcome
13. The ultimate target or general intent of a project
14. Small cycles of work in agile methodologies, typically lasting 2 to 4 weeks
16. The original, approved plan for a project's scope, schedule, and budget
17. A graphical schedule that illustrates project tasks, durations, and dependencies along a timeline
19. An unexpected problem that slows down or blocks a project's workflow

1. A measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a company is achieving key business objective
3. The longest path of dependent tasks in a project network diagram
4. Traditional, linear project management approach where phases are completed sequentially
8. Any limitation or condition that restricts the project team's options
9. A significant marker or major event in the project lifecycle
12. A goal-setting framework made up of specific targets and their measurable outcomes
15. Project management approach known for its flexibility, adaptability, and short sprints
18. A hierarchical diagram used to break down the total scope of work into manageable chunks
20. Project status meeting typically held at the very beginning of an initiative