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PMP Tools &Techniques

Project managers have access to many tools and techniques. PMBOK outlines numerous project management tools and techniques. 

Starting from JAN-2021, the Project Management Institute seems to be giving a  relatively lesser emphasis on the specific tools but you can expect some questions. Many aspirants find them daunting to remember the tools and techniques, but I have tried to present them briefly so that you can easily remember them.

Types of Tools & Techniques

There are 7 different categories of tools and techniques used in project management that comprises 137 tools.  Each tool is used in certain processes that may align with some knowledge areas during the project management lifecycle.

Please click below on each category of tools and techniques to know more in detail.

 

Communication Skills Tools
Data Analysis Tools
Data Gathering Tools
Data Representation Tools
Decision Making Tools
Interpersonal & Team Skills Tools
General Project Management Tools

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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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