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- PMBOK® Guide - Project Management Institute
The PMBOK Guide provides project managers with the fundamental practices needed to achieve organizational results and excellence
- What is the PMBOK® Guide | PMI
What Is the PMBOK ® Guide? You’ve probably heard of the PMBOK® Guide, but how much do you really know about the leading publication that informs the project management profession? Fast Facts about the PMBOK® Guide: Represents good practice for most projects most of the time Consensus-based and research-informed (see more about how it’s
- Stay informed with our Standards Publications | PMI
Explore PMI standards, their development process, and ways to engage Stay informed about our ongoing progress on our standards transformation
- Home of Project Management | Project Management Institute
Discover PMI's project management certifications, resources, and global community to enhance your career and achieve professional growth
- A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide . . .
(Fifth Printing) NOTE: This errata contains a list of the notable corrections that have been made since the fourth printing of the PMBOK® Guide – Sixth Edition In order to verify the print run of your book (or PDF), refer to the bottom of the copyright page The last numeral in the string beginning with “10 9 8” etc , denotes the printing of that particular copy Copies of the
- PMBOK Guide Seventh Edition FAQs Updated 1 December 2021 1. A Guide to . . .
While key learnings and concepts from the PMBOK® Guide – Sixth Edition remain valid, the updated Standard for Project Management (ANSI PMI 99-001-2021) contained in the seventh edition supersedes the prior version (ANSI PMI 99-001-2017) of standard The PMBOK® Guide – Seventh Edition is designed to encourage project leaders, teams and organizations to take a step back and pressure test
- What are Project Management Standards | PMI
PMI standards provide guidelines for achieving specific project, program, and portfolio management results Learn more about standards here
- 12 Principles of Project Management
Project teams are made up of individuals who wield diverse skills, knowledge, and experience Project teams that work collaboratively can accomplish a shared objective more effectively and efficiently than individuals working on their own
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