PMBOK® Guide : What are the Project Management Knowledge Areas?

You can explore the videos for the complete course here
https://www.izenbridge.com/pmp/online-course/

This video discusses what knowledge areas are and what the intent is –

Now we are talking about knowledge areas- there are 10 knowledge areas in PMBOK® Guide represents specialized schemed activities.
The top column of the Chart in the video shows 5 process groups
- Initiating/Planning/Executing/Monitoring & Controlling/Closing

Each Knowledge Area can be visualized as a specialized skill of a particular area of project management.
For example -Project Scope Management: This area focuses on the collect requirement and eliciting needs. It included controlling the scope and validating what we have developed, is matching with what was required. This process is all about planning, validating, and figuring out the variances if any.
-Project Integration management- how we are going to incorporate the output of the rest of the 9 knowledge areas processes. This knowledge area binds the complete project life cycle. Earlier all the document related work was done as a part of project closure, but now it is done in the new process: “Manage Project Knowledge.” Every project ends up with some new experiences and creates new knowledge. This knowledge is used in improvements to processes and procedures. This is the only knowledge area containing processes in all the 5 Process Groups because this is how it provides an envelope for all project related activities.

-Project Schedule Management primarily deals with scheduling and controlling the activities. It has many processes which help to create a time plan for given activities.
-Project Cost Management is all about determining the cost and budget of the project.
-Project Quality Management is all about planning quality, ensuring quality, and finally controlling it by doing actual versus target analysis.
-Project Resource Management: All human resources and non-human resources related activities are taken care of in this knowledge area. It includes planning what skill set is required then acquiring those resources then develope team, manage the team and then controlling the resources.
-Project Communication Management: All about planning communication, the frequency of a particular report, who all should receive that report and finally monitoring if we are really following our plan.
-Project Risk Management: This is all about managing risk, an uncertain event which occurs in the project. This knowledge area focuses on identifying and planning risks, assessing those risk, and planning their mitigation.
-Project Procurement Management: This Knowledge Area covers the various type of contracts, how to prepare independent estimates for the items to be procured. How to evaluate pre-qualified sellers and manage multiple vendors in the project.

The last knowledge area is Stakeholder Management
-Project Stakeholder Management: Primarily focuses on identifying management strategies required to engage the direct and indirect stakeholders effectively.

You can explore the videos for the complete course here
https://www.izenbridge.com/pmp/online-course/

The Project Management Professional (PMP)® is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
PMBOK is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

Materials in this video are based on the text , A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, (PMBOK® Guide) – Sixth Edition, Project Management Institute Inc., 2017.

The PMI Registered Education Provider logo is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

#pmptraining #pmpexam #pmpvideos

Видео PMBOK® Guide : What are the Project Management Knowledge Areas? канала iZenBridge Consultancy Pvt Ltd