A Short History of Project Management: Project Management Timeline

The video tutorial explores the history of project management, dividing it into six distinct ages. It begins with the prehistory, highlighting ancient projects like the Great Pyramid, and progresses through the early age with the development of tools like the Gantt chart. The golden age follows, marked by post-WWII advancements such as the critical path method and the foundation of major organizations. The silver age lays the groundwork for modern practices, introducing concepts like lean and Kanban. The rebirth age sees the rise of Agile methodologies, and the modern age focuses on current trends and hybrid approaches.

Who developed the Scrum methodology for software development and in what year?

What is the significance of the Agile Manifesto published in 2001?

What is the significance of the year 2017 for the Association for Project Management?

What was the major revision to the Project Management Body of Knowledge issued in 2021?