The Project Management Body of Knowledge 7th Edition
The APM Body of Knowledge 7th Edition provides a base resource to help you understand and develop professional project management. It reflects the evolving field and recognizes the importance of project-based work at all levels and across all sectors for influencers, decision makers and leaders, as well as their teams.
Project Management software is designed to facilitate the scheduling, planning, and delivery processes. It has features like Gantt charts and Kanban boards. It also includes a real-time dashboard as well as time tracking tools.
Stakeholders in a project are usually divided into secondary and primary stakeholders. Primary stakeholders are the main decision makers who actively participate in a project and have great influence over its outcomes. Secondary stakeholders may attend meetings or play an insignificant role in the project however they don’t have much influence.
There are several different types of project-management methods. Agile and lean approaches are among the most popular. Heuristics, critical chain project management, as well as agile and lean approaches are also very popular. The PRINCE2 methodology is a good example of a systematic project management method. It divides the project in seven steps: Leading the Project, Beginning a Project, Initiating the Project, Managing Product Boundaries, Controlling a Stage and Managing Product Delivery, and closing a project.
