Earning a PMP certification is a significant achievement that demonstrates your knowledge, experience, and dedication to excellence in project management. PMP credential holders must meet ongoing professional development requirements to uphold this high standard of expertise. You are required to track your professional development activities using the Project Management Institute (PMI) metric of Professional Development […]
Ever heard the phrase, “reading is fundamental?” It is true and could be expressed further as “reading is fundamental for PMPs.” The Project Management Institute (PMI) manages the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification process, including the tracking of Professional Development Units (PDUs) to maintain any active PMP credentials. Most PMP credential holders think only of
The Project Management Institute (PMI) manages the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification process, the PMP® exam administration, and the PMP exam content, including changes within those components. In January 2021, PMI released a new PMP® certification exam, followed in August 2021, by a new Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) –
There are many Project Management Professionals (PMP)® who use plan risk responses in the plan of their projects. Just as you learned from the Project Management Institute (PMI) standards, you use Risk Management processes and tools to increase the probability of a successful project outcome. Once identified risks have been captured in the Risk Register,
Earning a professional certification such as the Project Management Professional (PMP)® credential through the Project Management Institute (PMI) is a great way to enhance your skillset and accelerate your career in project management. Your next step is maintaining your PMP® certification by taking live or online courses, attending activities and events related to the profession,
Project managers include the risk audit and the risk review in their overall risk management process work with complex or large projects. Within the Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam, there are frequently questions designed to assess one’s knowledge of the uses of the risk audit and the risk review to ensure the different purposes are
Risk is such a given in any project that, as we like to say, the biggest risk is ignoring project risk management. One strategy to help you anticipate and plan for potential project risks is creating a risk register and risk report. Project Management Professionals (PMP) use a risk register and risk report on risk-driven
Since every project comes with risks, every project manager should be well versed in the risk management process. Risk management involves identifying, assessing, and managing risks using established industry guidelines and best practice standards. Identifying risks can help project managers produce a list of all known potential risks. However, this list doesn’t help you decide
All projects have inherent risks. After all, risk is an uncertain event or circumstance that can cause or influence a positive or negative result. Not even a Project Management Professional (PMP) can completely stop the risk, but they can make a risk management plan to address, mitigate, and manage the risks of the highest probability
Qualified project managers are in high demand in every industry and location. As technology and organizations become more complex, it is increasingly evident how crucial project managers are to the success of ongoing projects and new opportunities. If you are looking to take your career to the next level, pursuing a certification in project management
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