International Institute for Learning

NOVEMBER 2, 2022

PMI defines stakeholder as “an individual, group, or organization that may affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by a decision, activity, or outcome of a project, program, or portfolio” (PMI, 2016). Not all stakeholders have the same level of power and their influence on a project varies.

Technical Review 59

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MPUG

JULY 27, 2020

Rather, it’s more about how they interact within the knowledge area and with each other, the areas in which they overlap, and how they influence and impact each other. It lists requirements of all stakeholders, along with the power, interest, influence, and impact of the stakeholders. The key output for this process is Change Requests.

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MPUG

JULY 27, 2020

Rather, it’s more about how they interact within the knowledge area and with each other, the areas in which they overlap, and how they influence and impact each other. It lists requirements of all stakeholders, along with the power, interest, influence, and impact of the stakeholders. The key output for this process is Change Requests.

Communications Management 98

Communications Management Monitoring Influencer Project Life Cycle 98

MPUG

APRIL 15, 2022

Now, I realize and recognize a lot of us, perhaps, all of us are PMP certified or aspiring to be or at least have worked in some capacity as a project manager or program manager and having knowledge of, or systems that perhaps are in place that are rooted in PMI’s theory as they had put forth throughout the legacy of the PMBOK Guide.

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MPUG

JUNE 1, 2022

Today’s PMI activity code, I’ll have up on the screen here in a minute. I mentioned the five star because I saw this event is up on PMI. The planning, the executing, the monitoring, controlling, and hopefully you’re getting it right and refining and improving until bam, closing. Jeff, a big MPUG welcome back.

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Project Pulse Journal

NOVEMBER 16, 2023

Within this project life cycle phase, the deliverables are physically built and presented to the customer/client for approval. Key components include: Directing and managing project work (on time, within scope and budget). Obtaining and managing resources, building and leading a project team.

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Project Pulse Journal

MARCH 18, 2024

Through established protocols and procedures, these systems offer a structured framework within which projects can unfold, guiding every step of the project lifecycle from initiation to closure. The project team should collaborate to identify and manage risks. Project governance: #1 critical success factor. Shao, J., &

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PM Times

APRIL 7, 2021

This is why many IT organizations are under constant pressure to re-organize or transform to new project management approaches to managing projects, improving visibility, and showing their contributions. Much credit should be given to organizations like the PMI Institute.

2016 52

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Herding Cats

MAY 10, 2019

Overcoming Barriers in Assessing Risk Probabilities,” Tom Kendrick , 2012 PMI Global Congress Proceedings , 2012. A study of ontology-based risk management framework of construction projects through project life cycle,” H. The Seven Deadly Risks of Defence Projects,” Fred Bennett, Security Challenges , Vol.

Risk Management 38

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Herding Cats

MAY 11, 2019

Overcoming Barriers in Assessing Risk Probabilities,” Tom Kendrick , 2012 PMI Global Congress Proceedings , 2012. A study of ontology-based risk management framework of construction projects through project life cycle,” H. The Seven Deadly Risks of Defence Projects,” Fred Bennett, Security Challenges , Vol.

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