Brainstorming the Pmbok Guide: The Complete Reference for Relating And Chro

The PMBOK® Guide 2000 Edition is an American National Standard for Project Management and in fact the project management standard of the world. Unique in its content, Brainstorming the PMBOK® Guide is a book that will help you:

• Understand the PMBOK® Guide.

• Apply the PMBOK® Guide.

• Prepare for the PMP® Certification Exam.

To make this possible, Brainstorming the PMBOK® Guide:

• Relates all of the PMBOK® Guide’s processes in terms of their inputs and outputs.

• Chronologically orders the PMBOK® Guide’s outputs/inputs.

• Provides a variety of templates for managing real-life projects.

Now, more than ever, successful project managers turn to the project management standard. Brainstorming the PMBOK® Guide explains what the PMBOK® Guide says and what it means. This book will help you reduce the gap between project management theory and practice, allowing you to spend a minimal amount of time and effort on understanding how to turn the PMBOK® Guide into a powerful application engine.

Muhamed Abdomerovic, Dipl. Eng., PMP is a Civil Engineer specializing in project management. He has over thirty years of experience in the application of scientific principles to project management that includes both government and commercial work. He mastered project management through capital projects with total budget of $12.5 billion. In working on a variety of projects in information technology, construction, process industry and energy sectors, he has gained a broad insight into the new project management theory and practice.

Mr. Abdomerovic is currently Master Scheduler in FKI Logistex’s Integration Division. He was previously a Program Manager with Luckett & Farley. Prior to this, he worked with Energoinvest in various roles and he had various responsibilities related to project management. He has been responsible for design and implementation of systems for management of large-scale development projects. In the past three decades, he has conducted consultations, courses and seminars for hundreds of executives, managers and project management professionals.

Mr. Abdomerovic has been an active participant in the development of the project management profession and has published more than thirty professional journal articles on project scope, time, and cost management. He has also published articles in six proceedings of Project Management World Congresses and he published a book, Principles and Practice of Project Planning. His current research activities cover several aspects of project management including system configuration, process relationships, knowledge integration, information systems, document description and document retrieval.

Mr. Abdomerovic joined The International Project Management Association in 1972. He is currently a member of the Project Management Institute and several of its professional specific interest groups. Mr. Abdomerovic graduated from the University of Sarajevo with the Diploma of Civil Engineer. He also holds the title of Project Management Professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute.