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The process of learning from past experiences is an essential aspect of successful project management. This process is commonly referred to as the lessons learned process. It involves capturing and utilizing insights gained throughout the project lifecycle to improve future endeavors. This informative article outlines the key elements of a universal lessons learned process. Read More
The PMBOK Guide seventh edition is divided into two main parts namely; the standard for project management and secondly, A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge. The standard for project management includes two major components, firstly, a system for value delivery, and secondly, the 12 project management principles. Read More
PMBOK 6th edition groups tools & techniques as per their purpose. The group names describe the intent of what needs to be done. The tools & techniques in the group represent different methods to accomplish the intent. PMBOK 6th edition has 07 groups of 132 different project management tools also considered as good practices. Read More
Project selection methods have a vital role during project initiating phase. In fact during the project selection process a project manager rarely has any involvement. However, knowing the essentials of the project selection process adds value to the overall project execution. Moreover, those aspiring for the pmp certification examination need to know the basics of project selection criteria. Read More
The Guide to The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide)® is an indispensable resource for project managers as well as for PMP aspirants. The guide includes the standard for project management, key concepts and project management processes. The PMBOK guide fifth edition was published in 2013, In September 2017 PMI released the PMBOK 6th edition. So what exactly has changed? Read More
PMP examination that offers numerous benefits to both individuals and well as the organizations is a gruelling four-hour long test which needs to be completed in one sitting. A total number of 200 questions needs to be answered in a time frame of 4 hours. The PMP Handbook specifies the distribution of these questions across various process groups. The data is reproduced below in graphical format. Read More
