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Unlocking the Power and Mastery of Development Approach and Life Cycle

Project Pulse Journal

This particular performance domain offers a blueprint for navigating the project delivery from start to finish and ensures alignment of your methodologies and processes with the project's objectives and outputs. Project deliverables examples include daily tasks, workflows, and processes, and will vary from team to team.

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Do We Need Risk Management in Agile Projects?

MPUG

Agile project management is a stripped-down version of ‘traditional’ project management that takes different approaches to planning and managing change. We learn as we go and take small steps with defined budgets, resourcing, and time-boxes. Typical agile frameworks do not include a clearly defined risk owner or risk manager.

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The Complete Glossary of 614 Project Management Terms

Workamajig

Benefits Framework: This defines the expected benefits of the project, the specific operations it would affect, and how the project's performance would be; a) realized, and b) measured. Benefits Realization: The process of ensuring that the project's end users and stakeholders derive the expected benefits from the project.

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Overview of the PMBOK® Guide Seventh Edition – Lesson 3 Transcription

MPUG

Now up to this point, session number one of our series, we were discussing a system for value delivery, which meant for the most part, PMI wanted to paint five primary contextual concepts defining the system for value delivery. Development approaches that are consistent with project deliverables. Sorry, Microsoft. It makes sense.

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Risk Management in Five Easy Pieces, with Apologies to Jack

Herding Cats

The Plan for the project is the Strategy for its successful completion. This Plan needs to define: How the products and services will be “matured” as the project progresses? At what points in the project will this maturity be assessed to confirm progress is being made? Risk communication is the basis of risk mitigation.