Planning Process Group Process – Create WBS

You can go approach any project manager and ask – “What are the challenging task in Project Management?” They will certainly say “Scope management” as one of answer. Within Scope Management, creating WBS is the key & critical activity. If WBS defined accurately for a project, project will be a sure success”.

Create WBS comes as 4th in Planning Process Group and 3rd in Scope Management Knowledge area. Here is the mind map for Create WBS with all necessary detail about each components of it.

Create WBS Process - Scope Management Knowledge Area - Planning Process Group

Important Note:

* Note# 1: There could be some typo or presentation errors. Please reply back for any corrections.

* Note# 2: You can use this for personal use (like studying for PMP Exam or PM activities). But don’t share this in common forum or web sites. As this one is part of my training guide and project management book.

Planning Process Group Process – Define Scope

Define scope is second Scope Management Knowledge Area process in Planning Process Group. For any project scope definition is an important & mandatory step. All the work & only the work that is scoped as part of scope statement is performed in the project. All others requirements outside the scope statement is considered as Scope Creep (change of scope) which will be avoided for project success (which may not be true in practical scenario). Here is the mind map for “Define Scope” process.

Define Scope Process - Scope Management Knowledge Area - Planning Process Group

Important Note:

* Note# 1: There could be some typo or presentation errors. Please reply back for any corrections.

* Note# 2: You can use this for personal use (like studying for PMP Exam or PM activities). But don’t share this in common forum or web sites. As this one is part of my training guide and project management book.

Planning Process Group Process – Collect Requirements

Here is the mind map for the second process in Planning Process Group – “Collect Requirements”. This is part of Scope Knowledge Area. Requirement collection is basic & mandatory steps for any project.

I put complete information on each ITTO item and represented in mind map format here. Hope this will be useful to you.

Collect Requirements - Scope Knowledge Area

Important Note:

* Note# 1: There could be some typo or presentation errors. Please reply back for any corrections.

* Note# 2: You can use this for personal use (like studying for PMP Exam or PM activities). But don’t share this in common forum or web sites. As this one is part of my training guide and project management book.

Planning Process Group Process – Develop Project Management Plan

Here is the mind map for the first process in Planning Process Group – “Develop Project Management Plan”. This is part of Integration Knowledge Area.

A simple ITTO mind map presented here & it is self-explanatory. Hope this will be useful to you.

Important Note:

* Note# 1: There could be some typo or presentation errors. Please reply back for any corrections.

* Note# 2: You can use this for personal use (like studying for PMP Exam or PM activities). But don’t share this in common forum or web sites. As this one is part of my training guide and project management book.

Plan Risk Responses – Mind Map

Here is the mind map for fourth process of Risk Management knowledge area – “Plan Risk Responses”. I wrote lot of risk management articles in this blog which are input to this post.

I tried putting as much information as possible in each branch in this process map to bring out completeness to it. Hope this will be useful to you.

(Note: Click on the image to get full view)

 

 

For detailed information about each response strategies please go through my earlier post Risk Response Planning Strategies

Other Risk Management Articles in this blog – http://leadershipchamps.wordpress.com/category/risk-management/

Important Note:

* Note# 1: There could be some typo or presentation errors. Please reply back for any corrections.

* Note# 2: You can use this for personal use (like studying for PMP Exam or PM activities). But don’t share this in common forum or web sites. As this one is part of my training guide and project management book.