Being a successful project manager, it means that you have a solid understanding of all of the project management tools and techniques that are typically used by project managers to plan projects, track them, and deal with problems that come up along the way.
High-uncertainty projects have high rates of change, complexity, and risk. These characteristics can present problems for traditional predictive approaches that aim to determine the bulk of the requirements upfront and control changes through a change request process. Instead, agile approaches were created to explore feasibility in short cycles and quickly adapt based on evaluation and feedback.
