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PMP Exam Updates 2026: What’s Changing With the PMBOK® Guide 8th Edition

PMI just released the PMBOK® Guide Eighth Edition, and with it comes the most significant update to the PMP® exam in years. Beginning July 9th, 2026, the exam will shift to a new standard that includes reweighted domains, expanded content areas, updated terminology, and a more interactive testing experience. ...

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Project Management Processes

Forecasting the Earned Value Way

What is the worst thing about being a Project Manager? For me it has to be the way the boss is constantly asking: “Will it be done on time?” Showing current progress is not enough: we are expected to put our necks on the block and predict the future. ...

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Coping with Long Lists of Inputs and Outputs

Coping with Long Lists of Inputs and Outputs

If you are currently studying for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam then you will be aware that each of the 49 processes listed in the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) has inputs, tools / techniques and outputs associated with them. If you were ...

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Project Management Essentials Skills Covered

Project Management Essentials: Skills Covered

This introductory course in project management is ideal for developing the essential skills required to understand and manage projects. By taking a series of learning actions during and after the course, you will be able to convince your manager that you are competent to deal with basic projects. The following table ...

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Involving the Group in Project Planning

Involving the Group in Project Planning

The type pf people in project teams tend to differ from industry to industry. In several instances, a Project Manager could have a team made up entirely of introverted people. In these cases, the advice given in the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) is not ...

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Critical Chain Method for Scheduling

Critical Chain Method for Scheduling

Although the Critical Chain Method is not highlighted too much in the PMP® examination, it is a useful technique to be aware of. Unlike the Critical Path Method, this technique focuses very much on resource availability and seeks to improve productivity where possible. On this page: Student Syndrome and ...

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