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If you are a professional who might benefit from Microsoft Project training, let me talk to you briefly about some hidden benefits that might peak your interest. While Microsoft Project training will definitely provide you with an additional skill set, let me show you how the skills you learn can go far beyond just how [...] Here’s a quick roadmap to greater professional effectiveness! Are you wondering if you can take the Project Management Professional (PMP) ® exam or not? Hi All: At this moment I would like to thank PMHUB since I was a regular reader of the PM forums and specially the LL’s section on your website which helped me in my preparation especially few days before my exam. Hassan Introduction About 2 years ago, I wanted to do my PMP certification, I took PMI membership, downloaded the 3rd edition PMBOK and that was all I did, never really sat down and studied for the exam seriously and my PMI membership expired. I reapplied earlier this year and wanted to take & pass the test in [...] The WBS is a decomposition of the project scope statement. It is a deliverables-oriented document that visualizes all the things the project will create. It is not, and I stress the word not, the activity list. The WBS takes the project scope statement and breaks it down into the deliverables the customer is expecting from [...] The pace of change gets faster every day, and that means we need to learn faster and faster. But that does not mean we can skim and not learn as well! If anything we need to not only learn faster, but also better. Hi All –
We always do what’s right, we never do anything wrong! Hello Everyone! Many of the topics in the exam are not directly in the PMBOK so you’ll need to read more widely, but hopefully these notes will help. Some areas of Quality management may seem a little strange, as they are derived from process management. Many people who attempted the [...] In a nutshell this is what I did to succeed: I am extremely happy to say that I passed the exam on my 1st try. Is the PMP certification enough? “Risk” sounds bad, no matter how you say it! When most people think of risk, they think of something negative, something that can go wrong and cause damage and cost money, hence the expression “Risky business”. I am happy to report that I took the PMP exam on September 18th, 2009 and passed on my first try! I found the lessons learned on PMHUB Blog to be extremely useful during my test preparation, so I wanted to do my part and share my experience. The first process group in the project management lifecycle is initiating. Initiating allows the project to be authorized. It allows the project manager to act on the project sponsor’s behalf, and it empowers the project manager to lead and manage the project team to complete the project’s scope. While initiating [...] Project managers utilize resources (mainly people and equipment) to deliver the products of the project. And it is the PM’s responsibility to maximize the output of the resources, for the benefit of the project. I took the PMP certification exam recently and am happy to report that I passed. In my preparations for the test, I read a few Tips and Tricks from others. They helped me out quite a bit so I thought I would share some of these along with my own lessons in order to do a little “Pay It Forward”. Hi Everyone, Project managers spend a staggering 90% of their time on project communications… There are strong parallels between cost estimating and time estimating so you should have experienced some déjà vu when you first read it. In fact they have five tools/techniques in common – expert judgment, analogous estimating, parametric estimating, three-point estimates and reserve analysis. Hi everyone, (NOTE: To access free e-learning session about how to properly do this lesson learned method, click http://linkbee.com/PMABCv1) It has been almost two months now since the PMP® Exam adopted the 4th edition of PMBOK. So far our pass rate gets back to normal. The alarm is off. Some Americans asked me [...] |
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