It means how often and when project deliverables are produces, it can be delivered in different ways.

Below are the types of delivery cadence

1. Single Delivery

• Project output is delivered only at the end.
• Example: In a process reengineering project, nothing is delivered until the new process is fully ready.

2. Multiple Deliveries

• Different parts of the project are delivered at different stages.
• Example: In drug development, different trial results (Phase 1, 2, 3) are shared step-by-step before the final product launch.

3. Periodic Delivery

• Periodic Delivery means delivering outputs at regular, scheduled intervals during the project like weekly, monthly, or quarterly regardless of the project phase.
• It follows fixed time-based schedule, it is useful in agile projects and helps in gathering feedback, it keeps stakeholders engaged and informed.
• Example: A team building a mobile app may release updates every two weeks (sprints), each with new features or bug fixes.