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A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge

by Project Management Institute

Project Mgmt Inst., 2008

Category: Leadership & Management

A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge

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In this summary you will learn

  • What standard terms and processes project managers use
  • How to adapt those standard processes to any project
  • How these standards can help you manage project scope, scheduling, finances, coordination, personnel, risk, vendors and more

Why you should read A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge

Volunteer committees at the Project Management Institute (PMI) created this guide to the processes involved in managing projects. Communication among clients, the project team and vendors is crucial to project management, so the book establishes a common vocabulary and a standard way of discussing a project. The book focuses on going from step to step with reliable coordination and smooth communication. Newcomers will find it helpful as they become conversant in the way professionals view and discuss project management. And, given that this is a standard work in the field, professionals are likely to regard it already as a reliable reference, including the useful process checklist. getAbstract applauds this manual’s solid utility for its targeted audience. It is even quite readable, though it is directed only to insiders.

About the author

This book was written with the assistance of many dozens of volunteers and is the product of the Project Management Institute.

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