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Describe Scope And 4 Ways To Develop Project Scope
Hi Paul/John I had a go at example question section 8 p159 – think I may not have written […]
Interesting PM Reads
Worldwide Project and Portfolio Management 2013-2017 Forecast A recent report from IDC (International Data Corporation) provides a 2013-2017 forecast and […]
Essential Project Management Skills For Those Starting Out
When it comes to becoming a project manager, there are several challenges that one must take to keep each project […]
Project Management Plan (PMP) Exercises
Hi Paul, Please comment on the below attempt. If the question asks for 5 points, does each […]
5 New Year’s resolutions for project managers
As we get up to speed in 2014, you might be thinking about what you want to do this year […]
Quality WW Bikes Exercise
Hi PPT, Can you please provide feedback on the below? I am not sure if I have understood […]
Whirlwind Bikes Excercise – Business Case & Procurement
Paul, If you could have a look over my reponses and provide feedback it would be much appreciated. Section […]
Whirlwind Bikes Excercise Section 5.3 Estimating
Hi Paul Could you let me know what you think of my response to the excercise? Section 5.3 Estimating If […]
Study Guide Section 3 Whirlwind Bike Excercise
Hi Paul, Could you have a look at my responses to the whirlwind bike excercises for section 3 and let […]
Updated PMP Certification launched by Parallel Project Training
A truly international group of delegates recently attended the updated PMP certification course in London. Based on the 5th edition […]
Procurement exercise
Hi PPT, Can you please provide feedback on the below? Thanks. Describe 5 main components of a procurement […]
Requirements exercise
Hi PPT (or anyone else is welcome to comment too), Do you mind providing feedback on the below questions? […]