Best Practice for the Project Management Profession
The PMBOK Guide is considered one of the most essential tools in the project management profession and is the de facto global standard for the industry. Project Management Professional (PMP) is an internationally recognised project management certification administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI).
The first edition of A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge was published in 1996 followed by the second edition in 2000, third edition in 2004 and fourth edition in 2008. The fifth and current edition became available late December 2012. PMI is currently developing the sixth edition, which is expected in Q1 2017.
PMP vs. PRINCE2 Certificates
What's the difference between the PMP and PRINCE2 certifications? Which one should I choose? Which one's better for my career? This article will help you make a more educated decision.
The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK)
The Project Management Body of Knowledge is a collection of processes and knowledge areas accepted as best practice for the project management profession.
Planning Lifecycle in the PMBOK Guide
Which one of the five process groups in the PMBOK Guide has the largest number of processes? Yes, you have probably answered correctly; it's the planning process group.
What's the Difference Between the CAPM and PMP Examinations
The PMI offers two levels of project management certification, Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) and Project Management Professional (PMP).
Break Your PMP Studies Into Small Pieces
Taking the PMP exam is one of the biggest steps you'll take in your career as a Project Manager. With careful planning you can pass with a minimum of stress.
Not recordedMaking a Project Plan to Pass the PMP Exam
This article discusses some keys for building an effective project plan to pass the PMP exam. Writing down the goal, which presumably is to pass the PMP exam, is a great first step.
Not recordedProject Management Training for the PMP: Satisfying the 35 Hours Requirement
There are many ways to satisfy the PMI requirement of 35 hours of project management training. Here is a survey of the ways PMP aspirants can satisfy that requirement.
Not recordedIn Defence of the Project Management "Perfect World"
One of the most common challenge questions I get when teaching PMP Exam Preparation courses is, 'why doesn't PMI make the test more real-world?'
Not recordedPMI's PDU Secrets
Tips for gaining all the PDUs you need for PMP recertification in just a few months.
Not recordedProject Management Models, Certifications and the Pyramids
Project management is project management. Does it matter what approach you take to complete your projects, as long as you complete your projects.
Not recordedProject Management Institute's PMP Qualification
The process of becoming a Project Management Professional (PMP) involves a number of steps and eligibility criteria in one of two categories.
Not recordedInterest In Project Management Is On The Rise
A ten-fold increase in membership of the Project Management Institute is a significant indication of an increased interest in project management.
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To be eligible for the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, you must meet certain levels of educational and professional experience requirements. This article looks at what you need.
Not recordedAn 8 Point Plan for Passing the PMP or CAPM Exam
If you are preparing for the PMP or CAPM exam, use or adapt this 8 point plan to ensure you pass first time.
Not recordedPMP Exam Day Tips
Tips for passing the PMP Exam that should help calm your nerves and ensure success.
Read the Project Management Professional (PMP) Handbook containing information on how you can apply for the globally recognised PMP credential.
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