Few days left to join the group coaching class with Dan Ryan for only $59

Published: Sun, 10/22/17

For your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam

Few days left: Group Coaching Class with Dan Ryan

Yes, It's Really Just $59 ($79 after Oct 27)

PMP Coach Dan Ryan is starting another group coaching class to help you ace the PMP exam! In the past you had to pay $249 for his group coaching. But the class starting soon is now offered for just $59 ($79 after Oct 27).

This class is exactly the same class that Dan has previously taught to hundreds of successful exam takers! This means that you will get the exact same lessons and quality of coaching, but you're paying $190 less if you order before October 27!

Class 1 EMEA/APAC: Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 9AM EST
Class 2 AMERICAS: Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 8PM EST

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Process Groups and Processes - The Complete Guide

By the time you’ve got through the first page of A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (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® Guide 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 Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam.

Sample Question and Answer

You are the project manager of a construction project. You find that a construction crane is needed during the project for a short period. You may or may not need that crane for future projects. Which of the following do you think is the best option?

A. Buying
B. Renting
C. Making
D. Borrowing

HINT: What would be the cheapest option in this case?

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Project Integration Management Overview

PMP Exam Prep: Project Integration Management Overview (for PMBOK Guide 5th Edition)

In this free episode we give you an overview of the Project Integration Management Knowledge Area. We review what the knowledge area contains, what the general concepts of its processes are, we discuss project interactions, the charter, the PM Plan, historical files and many other concepts. The PM PrepCast contains one episode like this for all 10 knowledge areas in the PMBOK® Guide 5th edition. We want you to be well prepared

Change requests - a project document?

Let's help our forum member answer his question:

"The Plan Risk Response process has the following output:

Project Documents Updates which lists as one of its components "Change Requests"! (PMBOK® Guide 5th edition, page 348)

My question:

(1) Are Change Requests Project Documents?
(2) Why not simply make them a separate output of this process, as is done for other processes? Why include change requests in project documents? Is this an evolving area of the PMBOK® Guide 5th edition?"

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Student Profile: Paul M. Mapete, PMP

"...During the last week, students should concentrate on the revision exam questions from PM PrepCast website. The questions are professionally set and very similar to the real PMP Exam. This strategy worked for me and I guess it would work for any student who wants to pass their exam on the first chance."