A Project Manager’s Book of Forms 3rd Edition 2017
A Project Manager’s Book of Forms 3rd Edition 2017 is designed to be a companion to A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK ® Guide) – Sixth Edition. The purpose is to present the information from the PMBOK ® Guide – Sixth Edition in a set of forms so that project managers can readily apply the concepts and practices described in the PMBOK ® Guide to their projects.
The PMBOK ® Guide identifi es that subset of the project management body of knowledge generally recognized as good practice. It does not describe how to apply those practices, nor does it provide a vehicle for transferring that knowledge into practice.
This Book of Forms will assist project managers in applying information presented in the PMBOK ® Guide to project documentation. The Book of Forms does not teach project management concepts or describe how to apply project management techniques. Textbooks and classes can fulfill those needs. This book provides an easy way to apply good practices to projects.
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The forms are organized by Process Group: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling, and Closing. Within those Process Groups, the forms are arranged sequentially as presented in the PMBOK® Guide – Sixth Edition. Agile forms are after the closing forms in their own section.Most form descriptions follow this format:
- A description of each form is presented along with a list of contents. For the planning forms, there is a description of where the information in the form comes from (inputs) and where it goes to (outputs).
- Tailoring. A section that presents information you can consider to help you tailor the forms to fit your Needs
- Alignment. This section presents related forms that you will want to make sure are aligned.
- Description. A table that identifies each of the fields in the form along with a brief explanation.
- A blank copy of the form.
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