Waterfall project management explained — Waterfall is a traditional project management model known for upfront planning and linear, sequential phases.

While Waterfall is still in use, it is most suitable for projects where clear requirements are known from the outset. Waterfall is a highly structured model of project management with documentation built into its phases.

In this video, you’ll learn all about the Waterfall model and its phases, the best types of projects for Waterfall, and what tools you’ll need to achieve success with this project management approach.

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0:00 – Intro
0:18 – What Is the Waterfall Model?
0:46 – The Phases of Waterfall
2:08 – What Are the Best Types of Projects for Waterfall?
2:51 – Using Wrike for Your Waterfall Project

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