QuickStudy PMBOK Quick Reference Guide

Essential test prep for PMP(R) certification and handy reference tool for professionals and teams working within this gold standard of project management. This six page laminated quick reference guide to ‘A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK(R) Guide) - 7th Edition‘ is licensed by the Project Management Institute and authored by project management expert and trainer Aileen Ellis, PgMP(R), PMP(R). With PMP(R) being one of the hardest certifications to achieve, those with the credentials are highly valued by businesses worldwide. Ms. Ellis‘s goal is for professionals to understand processes and interactions with limited memorization which she has been doing for 25 years through workshops, her training material and books. With experience working with groups and individuals she knows what you need to succeed and has pulled the most important facts together in our six page format. This is a perfect tool for project teams to have on-hand so key aspects of the process can be referred to and referenced quickly and easily keeping the team in synch. For all of this, at this price, you cannot miss having this in your toolbox. 6 page laminated guide includes: PMI Code of Ethics & Professional Conduct Key Terms Project Management Principles Stewardship Team Stakeholders Value Systems Thinking Leadership Tailoring Quality Complexity Risk Adaptability & Resiliency Change Project Performance Domains Stakeholders Questions to ask Stakeholder engagement steps Team Questions to ask Management activities Leadership & team management Development Approach & Life Cycle Questions to ask Delivery cadence Development approach Planning Questions to ask Variables that impact planning Scope Planning for deliverables Schedule Budget Other items to consider when planning Project Work Questions to ask Project process reviews Other factors addressed by project work Delivery Questions to ask Delivery of value & deliverables Done drift Quality Measurement Questions to ask Effective measures Common metrics categories Presentation of information Measurement pitfalls Uncertainty Questions to ask Ambiguity Complexity Volatility Risk Tailoring Tailoring Steps Model, Method & Artifact