In project life cycle there are five process groups: The initiating process group, the planning process group, the executing process group, the monitoring & controlling process group and lastly the project closing process group. All project management processes belong to these process groups. But also, there are ten project management knowledge areas. These are known as […]
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Change Control Board: The Decision Maker in Change Management
Changes are inevitable during the project life cycle. In order to minimize the negative effects of the changes, a proper change management plan should be implemented by the project manager. If you want to learn more about change management processes, you can find the further information, in the PMP certification courses, because this is a really […]
Change Management Plan: Don’t Be Afraid of a Change, Control It!
A project has a beginning and an end, as seen in the CAPM training. There are five process groups in the project life cycle: project initiation process group, project planning process group, project executing process group, project monitoring and control process group and the last one is, project closing process group. During this whole project […]
Project Integration Management Processes: Learn the Importance of Project’s Gear Wheels
To understand how the project life cycle works first, you have to be aware that a project has a complex structure which consists of knowledge areas and process groups. As the PMP training also explains, there are ten project management knowledge areas and five process groups. There is a strong correlation between them because every […]
Project Closing Phase: Do You Know the 8 Steps for Closing a Project?
The effort made by the project team during the whole project life cycle doesn’t end after the project executing process group. After finishing the actual work of the project, you should be also aware of that there’s a phase called project closing process, as mentioned in PMP certification training. Can you close the project without getting acceptance […]