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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. It also supports cadence synchronization for the creation of project deliverables.

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Do We Need Risk Management in Agile Projects?

MPUG

Why is Risk Management in Agile Projects Even a Question? Agile project management is a stripped-down version of ‘traditional’ project management that takes different approaches to planning and managing change. As a result, some people might expect that agile projects have – or even need – no risk management.

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Professional Development Day 2022 – IGNITE!

International Institute for Learning

Having an Agile mindset means allowing flexibility to deliver high value at a regular cadence, even in the midst of uncertainty and complexity. Having too rigid a focus on the original plan of action, can not only reduce innovation, but also breed unnecessary anxiety, tense relationships, and lower productivity. Pavel Somov, Ph.D.

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The Complete Glossary of 614 Project Management Terms

Workamajig

Actual dates are different from planned or estimated dates. Actual Effort: The actual effort spent to complete the activity, as opposed to the planned or estimated effort. Actual Expenditure: The actual expenditure spent to complete the activity, as opposed to the planned or estimated expenditure.

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Risk Management in Five Easy Pieces, with Apologies to Jack

Herding Cats

For risks that are beyond the vision of the project team a properly implemented risk management process can also rapidly quantify the risks impact and provide sound plans for mitigating its effect. Hoping that the project will proceed as planned is naïve at best and poor management at worse. Hope is Not a Strategy.

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

MPUG

Then planning. The planning, the executing, the monitoring, controlling, and hopefully you’re getting it right and refining and improving until bam, closing. So these eight, we’re talking about the stakeholders, team, development approach and life cycle, planning, project work, delivery, measurement, and uncertainty.

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