Project Management Book List 1 Scrum in Action-Agile Software Project Management and Development Andrew Pham and Phuong-Van Pham 2012 9781435459137 2 101 Project Management Problems and How to Solve Them: Practical Advice for Handling Real-World Project Challenges Tom Kendrick 2011 9780814415573 3 CAPM In Depth- Certified Associate in Project Management Study Guide for the CAPM [...]
Project Management Glossary Acceptance Criteria: those criteria, including performance requirements and essential conditions that must be met before the project deliverables are accepted. Activity: an action necessary to achieve a project task and is the smallest unit of project work. Assumptions: factors that, for project planning purposes, are considered to be true and do not require proof.\Budget: the [...]
What are the project management process groups? Process Groups bundle together processes (they’re coming up…promise) that often operate around the same time on a project or with similar input and outputs. Once you’ve got comfortable with them they are actually a very logical way of grouping together the things you have to do. Projects can [...]
Introduction to PMBOK Summaried This eBook is my attempt to summarize the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) 5th Edition in preparation for the PMP® exam. As it stands, all of the 47 processes have been summarized. However, I still need to backfill the sections on projects, programs, the organization and ethics. In the meantime, [...]
What is PMBOK? The primary purpose of the PMBOK Guide is to identify that subset of the Project Management Body of Knowledge that is generally recognized as good practice. "Identify" means to provide a general overview as opposed to an exhaustive description. "Generally recognized" means that the knowledge and practices described are applicable to most [...]
Just-in-Time Process One-size-fits-all solution is not always applicable for nowadays complex and fast changing world. Process like Rational unified process (RUP) is considered to be heavy weight and lack agility to deal with dynamic situations and thus, not suitable for agile team development. The upfront requirements elicitation doesn't anticipate changes and might result in a [...]
What is a PMO? A PMO is the backbone of a successful project management approach at an organization. Although it does not perform the actual work on projects or making any decisions itself, but they are familiar with the resources on them. They know their employee skills and performance characteristics and communication regularly with the [...]
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