Hi Guys!

This is last (or final) of the six links/posts series that I promised at the start of this week. What I have learned during past six days:

1. Never promise anything that you have not done before.
2. Googling is not that easy.
3. You can never stop challenging yourself.

Anyways… This is the final link for this week.

The Right Ideas for the Right Project – Where to Gain Inspiration

Please have a look.

Thanks and cheers!

Hey Guys! you will appreciate my efforts. Look what I have brought:

10 Goals for Advanced Project Management Training

Excerpts

Professional project managers seeking certifications often discover that there remains so much more to learn about the subject. Some managers bank on the power of actual experience to strengthen their know-how; however there is something that the knowledge of structured approaches offers that mere hands-on experience can’t. Given the many learning opportunities available, how can program and project managers choose the right path that will further improve their skills? Read more…

Happy Learning!

Hi Guys!

Here is today’s link/post for PMP aspirants:

PMP project management: An investigation

Excerpts

Managers will need more than communication skills if they want to successfully manage people and budget while also keeping budget under control. Because of this people are increasingly looking for training opportunities and PMP (Project Management Professional) serves this purpose well. The Project Management Institute has awarded over fifty-three thousand professionals this certificate. Read more…

Thanks and Happy learning!

Hi Guys!

Know I have started enjoying this searching work of good and effective article links for PMP aspirants. Hey guys don’t take it lightly, it takes lots of efforts in finding one relevant link. You see Googling is not that easy now a days. Anyways…

Here is the one for today:

Rise up to Project Management Challenges with PMP Certifications

This is a nice article written by JennyFranklin, please have a look.

Happy Learning!

Hi Guys!

This is second link of the Six Link series. Please have a look:

What You Need to Know About PMP Project Management

A small but an effective article. Its a 250 words article written by Robert Bellarmine. His other article, The importance of Project management Seminar, is also a masterpeice. Please have a look.

Thanks and Happy Learning!

Hi Guys!

In this week I will be posting some really effective links related to Management.

Only one link/post per day.

So todays link:

Manage an Effective Time Table for PMP Preparation

Very effective article for PMP aspirants from the admin of Business Tips and Tricks site.

Cheers & Happy Learning!

Risk Register

Risk register is a document that contains the results of the qualitative risk analysis, quantitative risk analysis, and risk response planning. Description, category, cause, probability of occurring, impact on objectives, proposed responses, owner, and the current status of all identified risks are put in the risk register.

Hi Guys!

While surfing here and there on the Internet, I came across this article well written by Carol Wiley. Very good artilcle for aspiring PMP professionals.

Here is the link – http://www.ehow.com/list_6498586_prerequisites-pmp-certification.html

Gold Plating

Gold plating is a term that refers to adding features to the project scope in order to consume the entire project budget. It is considered a non-value added activity because the additions to the project scope are not what were required from the project customer.

Critical Path

A critical path is the sequence of project activities, which add up to the longest overall duration. This determines the shortest time possible to complete the project. Any delay of an activity on the critical path directly impacts the planned project completion date (i.e. there is no float on the critical path). A project can have several, parallel, near critical paths. An additional parallel path through the network with the total durations shorter than the critical path is called a sub-critical or non-critical path.
These results allow managers to prioritize activities for the effective management of project completion, and to shorten the planned critical path of a project by pruning critical path activities, by “fast tracking” (i.e., performing more activities in parallel), and/or by “crashing the critical path” (i.e., shortening the durations of critical path activities by adding resources).