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Project Integration  Management

  1. Develop Project Charter
  2. Develop Project Management Plan
  3. Direct and Manage Project Work
  4. Manage Project Knowledge
  5. Monitor and Control Project Work
  6. Perform Integrated Change Control
  7. Close Project or Phase

 

Project Scope Management

  1. Plan Scope Management
  2. Collect Requirements
  3. Define Scope
  4. Create WBS
  5. Validate Scope
  6. Control Scope

 

Project Schedule Management

  1. Plan Schedule Management
  2. Define Activities
  3. Sequence Activities
  4. Estimate Activity Durations
  5. Develop Schedule
  6. Control Schedule

 

Project Cost Management

  1. Plan Cost Management
  2. Estimate Costs
  3. Determine Budget
  4. Control Costs

 

Project Quality Management

  1. Plan Quality Management
  2. Manage Quality
  3. Control Quality

 

Project Resource Management

  1. Plan Resource Management
  2. Estimate Activity Resources
  3. Acquire Resources
  4. Develop Team
  5. Manage Team
  6. Control Resources

 

Project Communications Management

  1. Plan Communications Management
  2. Manage Communications
  3. Monitor Communications

 

Project Risk Management

  1. Plan Risk Management
  2. Identify Risks
  3. Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis
  4. Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis
  5. Plan Risk Responses
  6. Implement Risk Responses
  7. Monitor Risks

 

Project Procurement Management

  1. Plan Procurement Management
  2. Conduct Procurements
  3. Control Procurements

 

Project Stakeholder Management

  1. Identify Stakeholders
  2. Plan Stakeholder Engagement
  3. Manage Stakeholder Engagement
  4. Monitor Stakeholder Engagement

Related Posts:

  1. General Project Management PMP Tools
  2. Decision Making – PMP Tools
  3. Data Representation – PMP Tools
  4. Data Gathering – PMP Tools
  5. Data Analysis – PMP Tools
  6. Communication Skills – PMP Tools
  7. Interpersonal & Team Skills – PMP Tools
  8. COMPLETE LIST OF PMP TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
  9. SOURCE SELECTION ANALYSIS – PMP Tools and Techniques
  10. DEPENDENCY DETERMINATION AND INTEGRATION – PMP Tools and Techniques
  11. COST AGGREGATION – PMP Tools and Techniques
  12. COMMUNICATION MODELS – PMP Tools and Techniques

Kailash B is a project management expert. He is passionate about helping people to excel in project and product management, become PMP certified, and progress in their management careers.

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