Choosing the methodology for a project is paramount to achieving the desired outcome. As an organization can face multiple challenges at the same time or set different goals for the same period, it is important to define priority to assign resources for each project. There are multiple techniques that can be used to take a decision but each one of them depends on the type of project and organization. These techniques include but are not limited to cost benefit analysis, risk analysis, knowledge-bases systems, and others (Huizingh and Vrolijk, 1997). When a project manager is in the planning stage, they usually assess the risks and evaluate all the internal and external elements that could impact the project. These elements are also known as the environment of the project. One important aspect of project management is understanding that there will be elements that will affect our initial plan, and it is our job to anticipate these problems (Planning phase) but also constantly monitor other deviations that could be impacting our project, but we did not consider in the first place (monitoring phase). According to Davidson (2019), there are five principles recommended for project managers: Being conscious of what you are doing; by definition, every project is unique, therefore, it is your responsibility to design an effective project plan. Investing heavily in the front-end work; even though there will be elements that we will not be able to control, we cannot leave the future