I heard that, PMP has made some changes in their PMP certification examination process OR pattern. Could you please help me in understanding the changes and how to prepare for the new challenges. Saving Changes...
Jen Jee ChanManaging Director| DotProjects Pte LtdSingapore, Singapore
Hi, yes changes will happen in early Jan 2016. Essentially PMI is adding tasks to the 5 stages with the exception of closing.
These focus on stakeholder management and aligning project results to stakeholder expectations. Also communications with stakeholders, managing the relationships etc.
There is also renewed focus on procurement management.
I see PMI moving in a direction to ensure projects deliver results that meet business and stakeholder expectations.
I gave a short update in one on my presentations in early Nov. If u like the material, do contact me thanks
Cheers
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2 replies by Abdallah Atyeh and Steven Zachary
Dec 30, 2015 2:07 AM
Steven Zachary
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Jen,
I echo this, the PMI is seeing the result of ensuring business value is realized. This is evident in the recent push for Business Analysis within the PMI community. The end game here is ensuring the stakeholders are brought throughout the process and that business value is effectively traced/mapped and implemented. It's a trend that I think will continue to influence the profession in 2016 and beyond.
Dec 30, 2015 6:39 AM
Abdallah Atyeh
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Hi Dears,
I have the examination on 27 of January, already scheduled, is that will be updated with the changes? or it will be as per the 5th edition of PMBOK?
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Markus KopkoAI Enabler for Project & Program Mgmt | Founder PMotion.ai / The PM
AI Coach| PMotion.aiHamburg, Hamburg, Germany
PMP CERTIFICATION EXAM UPDATES 2016: What You Need to Know … :
? http://wren.cf/6t
… and what they mean to you (in detail!):
? http://wren.cf/84 Saving Changes...
Steven ZacharyDirector| Alberta Health ServicesCalgary, Alberta, Canada
Dec 28, 2015 8:41 PM
Replying to Jen Jee Chan
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Hi, yes changes will happen in early Jan 2016. Essentially PMI is adding tasks to the 5 stages with the exception of closing.
These focus on stakeholder management and aligning project results to stakeholder expectations. Also communications with stakeholders, managing the relationships etc.
There is also renewed focus on procurement management.
I see PMI moving in a direction to ensure projects deliver results that meet business and stakeholder expectations.
I gave a short update in one on my presentations in early Nov. If u like the material, do contact me thanks
Cheers
Jen,
I echo this, the PMI is seeing the result of ensuring business value is realized. This is evident in the recent push for Business Analysis within the PMI community. The end game here is ensuring the stakeholders are brought throughout the process and that business value is effectively traced/mapped and implemented. It's a trend that I think will continue to influence the profession in 2016 and beyond.
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1 reply by Jen Jee Chan
Dec 30, 2015 5:28 AM
Jen Jee Chan
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Cheers Steven - looking forward to more great discussions with industry leaders like yourself and rest of our colleagues here in 2016 - best wishes to for a Happy New Year to all!
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Jen Jee ChanManaging Director| DotProjects Pte LtdSingapore, Singapore
Dec 30, 2015 2:07 AM
Replying to Steven Zachary
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Jen,
I echo this, the PMI is seeing the result of ensuring business value is realized. This is evident in the recent push for Business Analysis within the PMI community. The end game here is ensuring the stakeholders are brought throughout the process and that business value is effectively traced/mapped and implemented. It's a trend that I think will continue to influence the profession in 2016 and beyond.
Cheers Steven - looking forward to more great discussions with industry leaders like yourself and rest of our colleagues here in 2016 - best wishes to for a Happy New Year to all!
Hi, yes changes will happen in early Jan 2016. Essentially PMI is adding tasks to the 5 stages with the exception of closing.
These focus on stakeholder management and aligning project results to stakeholder expectations. Also communications with stakeholders, managing the relationships etc.
There is also renewed focus on procurement management.
I see PMI moving in a direction to ensure projects deliver results that meet business and stakeholder expectations.
I gave a short update in one on my presentations in early Nov. If u like the material, do contact me thanks
Cheers
Hi Dears,
I have the examination on 27 of January, already scheduled, is that will be updated with the changes? or it will be as per the 5th edition of PMBOK? Saving Changes...
Jen Jee ChanManaging Director| DotProjects Pte LtdSingapore, Singapore
Hi Abdallah, the last date for the current PMBOK version to be tested in the PMP is 11 Jan 2016, so if your exam is scheduled on the 27 Jan then you will be affected by the changes Saving Changes...
Steven ZacharyDirector| Alberta Health ServicesCalgary, Alberta, Canada
Dec 30, 2015 5:28 AM
Replying to Jen Jee Chan
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Cheers Steven - looking forward to more great discussions with industry leaders like yourself and rest of our colleagues here in 2016 - best wishes to for a Happy New Year to all!
Best wishes to you as well!
Talk to you next year!! Saving Changes...
Adedoyin OkuwaSenior Manager, Strategy and Transformation Services | Royal Bank of CanadaWhitby, Ontario, Canada
Yes, the new PMBOK changes has already started in Jan 11, 2016.
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1 reply by Markus Kopko
Mar 07, 2016 4:58 AM
Markus Kopko
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I am sorry, but that is not correct, please see the links i have already posted in my previous post in this thread.
