A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide), Sixth Edition¶
Project Management Institute. (2017). A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide), Sixth Edition.
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Primes¶
- Backcasting
- Backcasting can be formalized as a constraint-satisfaction problem operating on a state space, a framing consistent with the work-back scheduling logic codified in the Project Management Institute's PMBOK Guide (2017).
This sourceProject Management Institute. Codifies critical-path method, schedule management, float, and milestone-dependency mapping as standard practice; provides the formal vocabulary for treating backcasting as constraint-satisfaction over a precedence-ordered task graph.
- Backcasting can be formalized as a constraint-satisfaction problem operating on a state space, a framing consistent with the work-back scheduling logic codified in the Project Management Institute's PMBOK Guide (2017).
- Resource Management
- Resource-management reasoning is systematic and iterative; the PMBOK Guide (PMI, 2017) codifies an analogous plan-resources / estimate-activity-resources / acquire-resources / control-resources lifecycle for project work.
This sourceProject Management Institute. Standard project-management reference codifying plan-resources, estimate-activity-resources, acquire-resources, and control-resources processes as a structured resource-management lifecycle.
- Resource-management reasoning is systematic and iterative; the PMBOK Guide (PMI, 2017) codifies an analogous plan-resources / estimate-activity-resources / acquire-resources / control-resources lifecycle for project work.
Mechanisms¶
- Restart Wave Plan
- This is the planner's version of rolling-wave planning done badly — committing distant waves in false detail instead of re-cutting them as evidence lands.
This sourceDefines rolling-wave planning as detailing near-term work while deferring and progressively refining distant work as evidence becomes available.
- This is the planner's version of rolling-wave planning done badly — committing distant waves in false detail instead of re-cutting them as evidence lands.
- Scope Change Ticket
- Its strength is that it is the sufficiency-oriented specialization of formal change control: it stops death-by-a-thousand-additions, assigns ownership to each expansion, and leaves an audit trail of where scope actually went
This sourceRequires all submitted change requests to be recorded in a change log.
- Its strength is that it is the sufficiency-oriented specialization of formal change control: it stops death-by-a-thousand-additions, assigns ownership to each expansion, and leaves an audit trail of where scope actually went
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