PMBOK Fourth Edition and difference with Third Edition
Submitted by admin on Tue, 05/19/2009 - 15:17
4th Edition of PMBOK was released this year. There are many terminologies that were renamed as a part of this edition. Eg.
- “Develop Project Scope Statement (Preliminary)” replaced by “Identify Stakeholders”
- “Scope Planning” has been revised as “Collect Requirements”
- “Plan” and “Purchase” processes in procurement management have also been combined into one process, “Plan Procurement”
- “Request Seller Responses” and “Seller Selection” have been combined into “Conduct Procurement”
- “Program Management”, has been added to the project management lifecycle, and the definition of “stakeholders” within “program management” has been expanded from the sponsor, customer, client, to, the PMO, Portfolio Steering Committee and portfolio manager
- As for the three types of improvement actions (“corrective actions”, “preventive actions” and “defect repair”) were all put into the process of “change request”
Read more at
http://www.pmi.org/Resources/Pages/StandardsFAQs.aspx
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gopalneelakantan
Mon, 07/01/2013 - 01:55
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PMBOK Fourth Edition and difference with Third Edition
Can someone write about PMBOK Fifth Edition and difference with Fourth Edition
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shridhar.samala
Fri, 07/05/2013 - 13:34
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PMBOK Fifth Edition and difference with Fourth Edition
The new fifth edition not only increases the net number of processes, but expands the number of knowledge areas from the nine we have known since the first edition of the PMBOK Guide. The tenth and newest knowledge area is Project Stakeholder Management.
Actual additions to the PMBOK Guide
jimmi12
Thu, 12/10/2015 - 05:56
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Nice
Fourth edition PMBOK is really very latest edition. This edition is really very fantastic. I wouldl like to say that nice edition. I like it.
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mbotzz
Wed, 06/01/2016 - 17:30
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4th Edition of PMBOK
The terminologies on 4th Edition of PMBOK looks complicated but easy to understand. Anyway, this is good information . capuka.com