PMBOK Guide 5th Edition - Process Groups and Processes - The Complete Guide

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PMBOK Guide 5th Edition - Process Groups and Processes - The Complete Guide​

​Whew! By the time you’ve got through the first page of the PMBOK® Guide you’ll have come across the terms Knowledge Areas and Process Groups. (They are always capitalized because they are really important.) Add to that a ‘normal’ process and you’ve got three very different things that form the backbone of the book.

But here’s the thing. They overlap, interact and depend on each other. It’s so easy to get confused between a PMBOK Knowledge Area and a Process Group, and then don’t get me started on those 47 processes that are supposed to fit in somewhere.

It’s essential to get your head around how everything slots together when you are preparing for the PMP exam.

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PMP Exam​ Lessons Learned by Daniel Levy

His journey and lessons learned shared to us by PM PrepCast student Daniel Levy, PMP.

Due to the demands of my current job in a hostile work environment, as well as family obligations and economic concerns, I knew it was going to be a long road. My PMP Schedule Baseline was ten months, and I stuck to it without the need to go through the Integrated Change Control Process...
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PMP Exam Sample Q & A

You developed alternative project schedules based on the best-case and worst-case scenarios. You want to keep these alternative schedules stored somewhere, in case of changes in project resources. Where would you store the alternative schedules?

A. Schedule Baseline 
B. Schedule Data 
C. Project Documents 
D. Project scope statement
HINT: Alternative schedules are output of the Develop Schedule process. Look for the outputs of the Develop Schedule process to see where these schedules are stored.

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