Development Life Cycle (SDLC), the classic "waterfall" approach (also arguably a software development methodology); and Solutions-based Project Methodology, a simplified approach for consultants to work with their clients. Possibly there may be hybrid combinations of these. To this list, Jason could have added the TenStep methodology, at least that would have made five. Nevertheless, when it comes to project management frameworks, there appear to be only two or three that are generally applicable. This confirms our contention that there really are very few truly generic project management methodologies out there. And this should come as no surprise,.
