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Overview of the PMBOK® Guide Seventh Edition – Lesson 2

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Event Description:
The next generation of the PMBOK® Guide presents a major breaking point with legacy options. Where the previous versions were primarily process-prescriptive, this edition provides a wealth of considerations gathered from seasoned professionals from across the globe.  What adaptations and changes had PMI made to the PMBOK® Guide and how are they relevant to how we currently practice project management?

Lesson 2: The 12 Project Management Principles
In this second session, we will discuss the 12 Project Management Principles that serve as the foundational guidelines for strategy, decision-making, and problem-solving as defined in PMI’s The Standard for Project Management.

Learning Objectives:

  • Define the 12 Project Management Principles in PMI’s The Standard for Project Management
  • Outline and explore each of the Principles and their significance

Project Management Institute (PMI)® Professional Development Units (PDUs):
This Webinar is eligible for 1 PMI® PDU between Strategic and Business Management, Technical and Power Skills categories of the Talent Triangle.

Presenter Info:
Jeff Bongiovani is currently the Lead Course Developer for Edwards Performance Solutions who oversees the production and maintenance of courses on Project Management, Systems Engineering, Software Development, Business Process Improvement, and Cybersecurity. He is also a trainer with over 20,000 hours of classroom experience spanning 17 years.

Written by Jeff Bongiovani
Training and Development (T&D) Manager Jeff Bongiovani currently works for Edwards Performance Solutions as their Training and Development Manager. Jeff is responsible for managing and supporting training-focused customer engagements as well as overseeing the design and development of new and existing Edwards training courses (both internal and external) across a variety of topics including project management, leadership skills, systems engineering, business process management, and cybersecurity. He has 20+ years of classroom training and course development project experience.
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  1. Jon did an excellent job of reviewing the stewardship/leadership qualities and focuses needed to be leaders and how PMBOK discusses that. Leadership is just important to get a team to function within the company’s processes.

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