The document provides an overview of the key knowledge areas and processes in project management. It summarizes the processes within each of the 10 project management knowledge areas: integration management, scope management, schedule management, cost management, quality management, resource management, communications management, risk management, procurement management, and stakeholder management. For each knowledge area, it lists the main component processes which fall under the process groups of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing.
The document provides an overview of the key knowledge areas and processes in project management. It summarizes the processes within each of the 10 project management knowledge areas: integration management, scope management, schedule management, cost management, quality management, resource management, communications management, risk management, procurement management, and stakeholder management. For each knowledge area, it lists the main component processes which fall under the process groups of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing.
The document provides an overview of the key knowledge areas and processes in project management. It summarizes the processes within each of the 10 project management knowledge areas: integration management, scope management, schedule management, cost management, quality management, resource management, communications management, risk management, procurement management, and stakeholder management. For each knowledge area, it lists the main component processes which fall under the process groups of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing.
Authorizing the project and providing the PM with authority
Develop Project Management Plan (P)
Integrating subsidiary plan into comprehensive project plan Direct and Manage Project Work (E) Performing the project and implementing the approved changes
Manage Project Knowledge (E)
Creating/using the knowledge to support project/organization Monitor and Control Project Work (M&C) Tracking and reporting the project progress against objectives
Perform Integrated Change Control (M&C)
Reviewing and approving change requests and communicating decisions Close Project or Phase (C) Formally completing the project or phase Project Scope Management Will do and will not do Plan Scope Management (P) Documenting how scope will be defined and controlled
Collect Requirements (P)
Documenting stakeholders needs Define Scope (P) Developing a detailed project and product description
Create WBS (P)
Decomposing project work into smaller components Validate Scope (M&C) Formalizing acceptance of completed deliverables
Control Scope (M&C)
Monitoring project scope and managing changes to the scope baseline Project Schedule Management Estimating and managing the schedule (how long will this take)
Plan Schedule Management (P)
Documenting how the schedule will be developed and controlled
Define Activities (P)
Identifying steps required to produce project deliverables Sequence Activities (P) Identifying relationships (or order) among project activities
Estimate Activity Durations (P)
Approximating # of work periods needed to complete activities Develop Schedule (P) Analyzing activity sequences/estimates to create schedule Control Schedule (M&C) Monitoring activities and managing changes to the schedule baseline Project Cost Management Estimating and managing costs (how much will we need and when)
Plan Cost Management (P)
Documenting how to estimate and control costs
Estimate Cost (P)
Approximating the finances needed to complete project activities Determine Budget (P) Aggregating cost of individual activities to generate the cost baseline
Control Cost (M&C)
Monitoring project cost and managing changes to the cost baseline Project Quality Management Serves its intended purpose Is without defects
Plan Quality Management (E)
Identifying quality requirements and documenting how to comply Manage Quality (P) Converting the quality management plan into actionable quality activities
Control Quality (M&C)
Monitoring outcomes of quality activities to evaluate performance Project Resource Management Acquiring and managing resources (this includes labor and materials)
Plan Resource Management (P)
Documenting how to estimate, acquire and manage project resources
Estimate Activity Resources (P)
Estimating the manpower, materials and equipment needed Acquire Resources (E) Obtaining the manpower, material and equipment needed Develop Team (E) Improving team skills and relations to enhance project performance
Manage Team (E)
Tracking team performance, proving feedback and resolving issues Control Resources (M&C) Monitoring planned versus actual resource usage Project Communications Management Sharing project information with stakeholders
Plan Communications Management (P)
Developing a plan for communications based on stakeholder needs Manage Communications (E) Creating and distributing project information
Monitor Communications (M&C)
Monitoring communications to ensure stakeholders needs are met Project Risk Management An uncertain event that, if it occurs has a positive (opportunities) or negative (threats) effect on the project
Plan Risk Management (P)
Defining how to conduct risk management on the project Identify Risks (P) Detecting risks that may affect the project Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis (P) Prioritizing risks by evaluating their probability and impact
Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis (P)
Numerically analyzing the effect of risks on project objectives Plan Risk Responses (P) Defining strategies and actions to address project risks
Implement Risk Responses (E)
Putting risk response plans into effects Monitor Risks (M&C) Tracking existing risks and identifying/analyzing new risks Project Procurement Management Buying things needed for the project (from outside the project team)
Plan Procurement Management (P)
Documenting the procurement methods and identifying the potential sellers Conduct Procurement (E) Collecting seller responses, choosing a seller and awarding contracts Control Procurement (M&C) Managing procurement relationships and monitoring contract performance Project Stakeholder Management Anyone who may be affected by the project
Identify Stakeholders (I)
Identifying/classifying those who could be affected by the project Plan Stakeholder Engagement (P) Developing strategies to engage stakeholders during the project
Manage Stakeholder Engagement (E)
Communicating with stakeholders and addressing issues Monitor Stakeholder Engagement (M&C) Monitoring and adjusting plans for engaging stakeholders