"Mark your calendar! On 15 January, the exposure draft for the Standard for Project Management will open for public comment. Are you planning to participate?"
My answer is yes, yes and yes. And you? Saving Changes...
Curios to see the changes with respect to the 6th ed. It will be - in competition with the 3rd and 4th editions - the shortest time between editions since the journey beginning.
•PMI Founded in 1969
•PMP certification started from 1984
•PMBOK 1st edition released in 1996
•PMBOK 2nd edition released in 2000
•PMBOK 3rd edition released in 2005
•PMBOK 4th edition released in 2008
•PMBOK 5th edition released in January 2013
•PMBOK 6th edition released in September 2017
•PMBOK 7th edition draft January 2020
I would love to still have access to those order edition! Saving Changes...
I'm sure will be a great event in USA as usual in the heart of PMI, certainly at the time I must be working or doing other thing else due the time difference. So i'm not planning participate. This should be a discussion to VIP's not for a very , very , very , very far far far away shreck like me :)
Alexandre
Alexandre,
I will encourage you to participate, this is an on-line activity and all the inputs are welcome (based in my experience in previous editions) Saving Changes...
Just to point out: the Standard for Project Management is not the same thing as the PMBOK Guide!!!
That's a good point Stephane! just for clarification I copied and pasted from the faceebok post. Saving Changes...
Fernando MartinezProfesor| Universidad Central de VenezuelaCaracas, Df, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
Beyond the changes focused on the technical and procedural part of project management, we are going to support the changes focused on Leadership with Emotional and Social Intelligence for Project Management. Saving Changes...
It is just the Standard, team 2 has not completed the review of the Body of Knowledge.
Vincent, thank you for sharing! Saving Changes...
Simon Harrisconsultant| Logical Model LtdEdinburgh, Midlothian, United Kingdom
Jan 09, 2020 2:45 AM
Replying to Eduard Hernandez
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Curios to see the changes with respect to the 6th ed. It will be - in competition with the 3rd and 4th editions - the shortest time between editions since the journey beginning.
•PMI Founded in 1969
•PMP certification started from 1984
•PMBOK 1st edition released in 1996
•PMBOK 2nd edition released in 2000
•PMBOK 3rd edition released in 2005
•PMBOK 4th edition released in 2008
•PMBOK 5th edition released in January 2013
•PMBOK 6th edition released in September 2017
•PMBOK 7th edition draft January 2020
you might like this picture?
https://www.instagram.com/p/Buyfg13g5tx/ The first is the one without a name on the spine, just black tape to bind the covers and 176 pages including index etc Saving Changes...
Drew CraigSr. Agile & Product Coach| VanguardPhiladelphia, Pa, United States
Potentially. Depends on prioritizing activities. Certainly, would like to hear more from those that do. Cool initiative, though. Appreciate the transparency. Saving Changes...
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