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www.whizlabs.com | © Copyright 2013 Page 11 Chapter3: Project Management Processes Project processes: Project processes can be defined as project activities or project tasks that a project manager, project management team or any other stakeholder need to perform in order to complete the project, end to end. The term ‘process’ refer to project activities or project tasks that a project management team needs to manage. PMI does not use the term ‘activity’ or ‘task’, they rather use the term ‘processes’. Project processes generally fall into one of the two major categories: Project management processes & Product oriented processes. Project management processes Project management processes are the generic processes, which are common for all the projects, irrespective of the nature of the project. Such as initiate, plan, execute, monitor, control and close the project. Product oriented processes The Product oriented processes are applicable for those specific projects only. For example, plastering, painting etc. are applicable only for construction projects. Requirement analysis, code review would be applicable for software development projects. Process Groups Depending on what stage of project management life cycle the processes are performed, the project management processes are classified into 5 process groups: Initiating process group, planning process group, and execution process group, monitoring &controlling process group and closure process. Initiation, planning, execution and closing are sequential process groups, wherein monitoring and controlling is one such process group that applies to the entire project lifecycle. Knowledge Areas www.nitropdf.com
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Chapter-­‐3:  Project  Management  Processes    

Project  processes:  Project  processes   can  be  defined  as  project  activities  or  project   tasks   that   a  project  manager,   project  management  team  or  any  other  stakeholder  need  to  perform  in  order  to  complete  the  project,  end  to  end.  The  term  ‘process’  refer  to  project  activities  or  project   tasks  that  a  project  management  team  needs  to  manage.  PMI  does  not  use  the  term  ‘activity’  or  ‘task’,  they  rather  use  the  term  ‘processes’.    Project   processes   generally   fall   into   one   of   the   two   major   categories:   Project   management   processes   &   Product  oriented  processes.    

Project  management  processes  Project  management  processes  are  the  generic  processes,  which  are  common  for  all  the  projects,   irrespective  of  the  nature  of  the  project.  Such  as  initiate,  plan,  execute,  monitor,  control  and  close  the  project.      

Product  oriented  processes  The  Product  oriented  processes  are  applicable  for  those  specific  projects  only.  For  example,  plastering,  painting  etc.  are   applicable   only   for   construction   projects.   Requirement   analysis,   code   review  would   be   applicable   for   software  development  projects.    

Process  Groups  Depending  on  what   stage  of   project  management   life   cycle   the  processes   are  performed,   the   project  management  processes  are  classified  into  5  process  groups:  Initiating  process  group,  planning  process  group,  and  execution  process  group,  monitoring  &controlling  process  group  and  closure  process.    Initiation,  planning,  execution  and  closing  are   sequential  process  groups,  wherein  monitoring  and  controlling   is  one  such  process  group  that  applies  to  the  entire  project  lifecycle.    

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Depending  on  the  area  of  concern,  the  project  management  processes  are  classified  into  10  Knowledge  areas:  Project  Integration  Management,  Project  Scope  Management,  Project  Time  Management,  Project  Cost  Management,  Project  Quality   Management,   Project   Human   Resource   Management,   Project   Communications   Management,   Project   Risk  Management,  Project  Procurement  Management,  and  Project  Stakeholder  Management.    

Process  Group  V/s  Knowledge  Areas  The   table  below  shows   the   segregation  of  project  management  processes  across  5  process  groups  &  10  knowledge  areas.  

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PMBOK  ®  explains  all  the  project  management  processes  as  per  the  project  management  process  group  within  chapter  number   3.  However   all   these  processes   are   explained   in   details   as   part   of   the   knowledge   areas,   as   part   of   chapter  number  4  till  chapter  number  13.  We  would  rather  start  explaining  the  project  management  processes  from  project  integration  management  knowledge  area  and  that  would  automatically  cover  all  the  processes  that  we  have  in  project  management  lifecycle.    The  remaining  chapters  are  a  part  of  Whizlabs  PMP  preparation  offering.  

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