Project Management (IPMA): Study Guide for Level d and Basic Certificate (GPM)
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2024
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Ausgabe: | 2nd ed |
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Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (406 Seiten) |
ISBN: | 9783648166284 |
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505 | 8 | |a Cover -- Urheberrecht -- myBook+ -- Welcome to the book! -- 1 Competence Area "Perspective" (Context) -- 1.1 CE Strategy (4.3.1) -- 1.1.1 Mission, Vision and Strategy -- 1.1.2 Standard Success Factors of a Project -- 1.1.3 Business Case -- 1.1.4 Benefit-Cost Analysis -- 1.2 CE Governance Structures and Processes (4.3.2) -- 1.2.1 Temporary Projects -- 1.2.2 Permanent Systems and Structures -- 1.2.3 Projects, Programs and Portfolios -- 1.2.4 Process and Structural Organization of Projects -- 1.2.5 Project Management Manual -- 1.2.6 Project Management Standards -- 1.2.7 Project Management Regulations -- 1.3 CE Compliance, Standards and Regulations (4.3.3) -- 1.3.1 Data Protection and Data Security -- 1.3.2 Regulations for Safety, Health and Environmental Protection -- 1.3.3 Hazard Analysis -- 1.3.4 Compliance Requirements of Individual Economic Sectors -- 1.3.5 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)/Sustainable Corporate Management -- 1.3.6 Agenda 2030 -- 1.4 CE Power and Interests (4.3.4) -- 1.4.1 Definition of Power -- 1.4.2 Promoter Model according to Witte -- 1.4.3 Force Field Analysis -- 1.5 CE Culture and Values (4.3.5) -- 1.5.1 The GPM Code of Ethics -- 1.5.2 Aligning the Project with the Culture and Values of an Organization (according to Edgar Schein) -- 1.5.3 Traditional versus Agile Values -- 2 Competence Area "People" (Personal + Social) -- 2.1 CE Self-Reflection and Self-Management (4.4.1.) -- 2.1.1 Methods for Self-Reflection -- 2.1.2 Self-Management Methods -- 2.1.3 Project Management and Stress -- 2.1.4 Personal Competence Development in Project Management -- 2.2 CE Personal Integrity and Reliability (4.4.2) -- 2.2.1 Reliability and Trust -- 2.2.2 Error Culture -- 2.2.3 Sustainability -- 2.3 CE Personal Communication (4.4.3) -- 2.3.1 Communication Models -- 2.3.2 Receiving Information: Active Listening -- 2.3.3 Questioning Techniques | |
505 | 8 | |a 2.3.4 Communication and Disturbance of Perception -- 2.3.5 Meetings -- 2.3.6 Communicating Effectively with Virtual Teams -- 2.4 CE Relationships and Commitment (4.4.4) -- 2.4.1 Building and Maintaining Personal Relationships -- 2.4.2 Professional Network (Business Network) -- 2.5 CE Leadership (4.4.5) -- 2.5.1 Leadership Styles, Leadership Techniques, Leadership Tools -- 2.5.2 Leadership Styles -- 2.5.3 Leadership Techniques -- 2.5.4 Decision Making -- 2.6 CE Teamwork (4.4.6) -- 2.6.1 Success Factors for Teamwork -- 2.6.2 Team Rules -- 2.6.3 Special Team Effects -- 2.6.4 Teamwork Models -- 2.6.5 Feedback Guidelines -- 2.7 CE Conflicts and Crises (4.4.7) -- 2.7.1 Symptoms of Conflict -- 2.7.2 Causes of Conflict -- 2.7.3 Cooperative Conflict Resolution -- 2.8 CE Resourcefulness (4.4.8) -- 2.8.1 An Open and Creative Meeting Environment -- 2.8.2 Problem Solving -- 2.9 CE Negotiation (4.4.9) -- 2.9.1 Overt and Covert Negotiations -- 2.9.2 Conducting a Negotiation -- 2.9.3 Determining Needs as a Basis for Conducting Negotiations -- 2.10 CE Result Orientation (4.4.10) -- 2.10.1 Connection to Project Management Subfields -- 2.10.2 Efficiency and Effectiveness -- 2.10.3 Project Marketing -- 2.10.4 Results Orientation in Practice -- 3 Competence Area "Practice" ( Methods + Technical) -- 3.1 Plan-based, Hybrid, Agile -- 3.2 Initialization -- 3.3 Definition -- 3.3.1 Requirements and Objectives (4.5.2) -- 3.3.2 Project Design (4.5.1) -- 3.3.4 Starting the Project and Obtaining Approval (4.5.10) -- 3.3.6 Project Documentation (4.5.5) -- 3.3.7 Stakeholders (4.5.12) -- 3.3.8 Opportunities and Risks (4.5.11) -- 3.4 Detailed Planning -- 3.4.1 Scope and Deliverables (4.5.3) -- 3.4.2 Process and Time Planning (4.5.4) -- 3.4.3 Resources (4.5.8) -- 3.4.4 Costs and Project Financing (4.5.7) -- 3.5 Steering -- 3.5.1 Managing Transitions to a New Phase/Section (4.5.10) | |
505 | 8 | |a 3.5.2 Managing Transitions to a New Iteration/Section - Agile (4.5.10) -- 3.5.5 Compare Project Plan with Actual Data (4.5.10) -- 3.5.6 Reports (4.5.10) -- 3.5.7 Change Management (4.5.10) -- 3.5.8 Quality (4.5.6) -- 3.5.9 Procurement (4.5.9) -- 3.5.10 Change and Transformation (4.5.13) -- 3.6 Closure (4.5.10) -- 3.6.2 Closure Analysis and Evaluation -- 3.6.3 Project Evaluation (Lessons Learned) -- 3.6.4 Project Dissolution -- 3.6.5 Project Closure in Agile Projects -- List of Technical Terms German-English/English-German -- About the authors -- References -- myBook+ | |
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contents | Cover -- Urheberrecht -- myBook+ -- Welcome to the book! -- 1 Competence Area "Perspective" (Context) -- 1.1 CE Strategy (4.3.1) -- 1.1.1 Mission, Vision and Strategy -- 1.1.2 Standard Success Factors of a Project -- 1.1.3 Business Case -- 1.1.4 Benefit-Cost Analysis -- 1.2 CE Governance Structures and Processes (4.3.2) -- 1.2.1 Temporary Projects -- 1.2.2 Permanent Systems and Structures -- 1.2.3 Projects, Programs and Portfolios -- 1.2.4 Process and Structural Organization of Projects -- 1.2.5 Project Management Manual -- 1.2.6 Project Management Standards -- 1.2.7 Project Management Regulations -- 1.3 CE Compliance, Standards and Regulations (4.3.3) -- 1.3.1 Data Protection and Data Security -- 1.3.2 Regulations for Safety, Health and Environmental Protection -- 1.3.3 Hazard Analysis -- 1.3.4 Compliance Requirements of Individual Economic Sectors -- 1.3.5 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)/Sustainable Corporate Management -- 1.3.6 Agenda 2030 -- 1.4 CE Power and Interests (4.3.4) -- 1.4.1 Definition of Power -- 1.4.2 Promoter Model according to Witte -- 1.4.3 Force Field Analysis -- 1.5 CE Culture and Values (4.3.5) -- 1.5.1 The GPM Code of Ethics -- 1.5.2 Aligning the Project with the Culture and Values of an Organization (according to Edgar Schein) -- 1.5.3 Traditional versus Agile Values -- 2 Competence Area "People" (Personal + Social) -- 2.1 CE Self-Reflection and Self-Management (4.4.1.) -- 2.1.1 Methods for Self-Reflection -- 2.1.2 Self-Management Methods -- 2.1.3 Project Management and Stress -- 2.1.4 Personal Competence Development in Project Management -- 2.2 CE Personal Integrity and Reliability (4.4.2) -- 2.2.1 Reliability and Trust -- 2.2.2 Error Culture -- 2.2.3 Sustainability -- 2.3 CE Personal Communication (4.4.3) -- 2.3.1 Communication Models -- 2.3.2 Receiving Information: Active Listening -- 2.3.3 Questioning Techniques 2.3.4 Communication and Disturbance of Perception -- 2.3.5 Meetings -- 2.3.6 Communicating Effectively with Virtual Teams -- 2.4 CE Relationships and Commitment (4.4.4) -- 2.4.1 Building and Maintaining Personal Relationships -- 2.4.2 Professional Network (Business Network) -- 2.5 CE Leadership (4.4.5) -- 2.5.1 Leadership Styles, Leadership Techniques, Leadership Tools -- 2.5.2 Leadership Styles -- 2.5.3 Leadership Techniques -- 2.5.4 Decision Making -- 2.6 CE Teamwork (4.4.6) -- 2.6.1 Success Factors for Teamwork -- 2.6.2 Team Rules -- 2.6.3 Special Team Effects -- 2.6.4 Teamwork Models -- 2.6.5 Feedback Guidelines -- 2.7 CE Conflicts and Crises (4.4.7) -- 2.7.1 Symptoms of Conflict -- 2.7.2 Causes of Conflict -- 2.7.3 Cooperative Conflict Resolution -- 2.8 CE Resourcefulness (4.4.8) -- 2.8.1 An Open and Creative Meeting Environment -- 2.8.2 Problem Solving -- 2.9 CE Negotiation (4.4.9) -- 2.9.1 Overt and Covert Negotiations -- 2.9.2 Conducting a Negotiation -- 2.9.3 Determining Needs as a Basis for Conducting Negotiations -- 2.10 CE Result Orientation (4.4.10) -- 2.10.1 Connection to Project Management Subfields -- 2.10.2 Efficiency and Effectiveness -- 2.10.3 Project Marketing -- 2.10.4 Results Orientation in Practice -- 3 Competence Area "Practice" ( Methods + Technical) -- 3.1 Plan-based, Hybrid, Agile -- 3.2 Initialization -- 3.3 Definition -- 3.3.1 Requirements and Objectives (4.5.2) -- 3.3.2 Project Design (4.5.1) -- 3.3.4 Starting the Project and Obtaining Approval (4.5.10) -- 3.3.6 Project Documentation (4.5.5) -- 3.3.7 Stakeholders (4.5.12) -- 3.3.8 Opportunities and Risks (4.5.11) -- 3.4 Detailed Planning -- 3.4.1 Scope and Deliverables (4.5.3) -- 3.4.2 Process and Time Planning (4.5.4) -- 3.4.3 Resources (4.5.8) -- 3.4.4 Costs and Project Financing (4.5.7) -- 3.5 Steering -- 3.5.1 Managing Transitions to a New Phase/Section (4.5.10) 3.5.2 Managing Transitions to a New Iteration/Section - Agile (4.5.10) -- 3.5.5 Compare Project Plan with Actual Data (4.5.10) -- 3.5.6 Reports (4.5.10) -- 3.5.7 Change Management (4.5.10) -- 3.5.8 Quality (4.5.6) -- 3.5.9 Procurement (4.5.9) -- 3.5.10 Change and Transformation (4.5.13) -- 3.6 Closure (4.5.10) -- 3.6.2 Closure Analysis and Evaluation -- 3.6.3 Project Evaluation (Lessons Learned) -- 3.6.4 Project Dissolution -- 3.6.5 Project Closure in Agile Projects -- List of Technical Terms German-English/English-German -- About the authors -- References -- myBook+ |
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dewey-hundreds | 600 - Technology (Applied sciences) |
dewey-ones | 658 - General management |
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dewey-search | 658.404076 |
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dewey-tens | 650 - Management and auxiliary services |
discipline | Wirtschaftswissenschaften |
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spelling | Dittmann, Karen Verfasser aut Project Management (IPMA) Study Guide for Level d and Basic Certificate (GPM) 2nd ed Freiburg Haufe-Lexware Verlag 2024 ©2024 1 Online-Ressource (406 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Haufe Fachbuch Series Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Cover -- Urheberrecht -- myBook+ -- Welcome to the book! -- 1 Competence Area "Perspective" (Context) -- 1.1 CE Strategy (4.3.1) -- 1.1.1 Mission, Vision and Strategy -- 1.1.2 Standard Success Factors of a Project -- 1.1.3 Business Case -- 1.1.4 Benefit-Cost Analysis -- 1.2 CE Governance Structures and Processes (4.3.2) -- 1.2.1 Temporary Projects -- 1.2.2 Permanent Systems and Structures -- 1.2.3 Projects, Programs and Portfolios -- 1.2.4 Process and Structural Organization of Projects -- 1.2.5 Project Management Manual -- 1.2.6 Project Management Standards -- 1.2.7 Project Management Regulations -- 1.3 CE Compliance, Standards and Regulations (4.3.3) -- 1.3.1 Data Protection and Data Security -- 1.3.2 Regulations for Safety, Health and Environmental Protection -- 1.3.3 Hazard Analysis -- 1.3.4 Compliance Requirements of Individual Economic Sectors -- 1.3.5 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)/Sustainable Corporate Management -- 1.3.6 Agenda 2030 -- 1.4 CE Power and Interests (4.3.4) -- 1.4.1 Definition of Power -- 1.4.2 Promoter Model according to Witte -- 1.4.3 Force Field Analysis -- 1.5 CE Culture and Values (4.3.5) -- 1.5.1 The GPM Code of Ethics -- 1.5.2 Aligning the Project with the Culture and Values of an Organization (according to Edgar Schein) -- 1.5.3 Traditional versus Agile Values -- 2 Competence Area "People" (Personal + Social) -- 2.1 CE Self-Reflection and Self-Management (4.4.1.) -- 2.1.1 Methods for Self-Reflection -- 2.1.2 Self-Management Methods -- 2.1.3 Project Management and Stress -- 2.1.4 Personal Competence Development in Project Management -- 2.2 CE Personal Integrity and Reliability (4.4.2) -- 2.2.1 Reliability and Trust -- 2.2.2 Error Culture -- 2.2.3 Sustainability -- 2.3 CE Personal Communication (4.4.3) -- 2.3.1 Communication Models -- 2.3.2 Receiving Information: Active Listening -- 2.3.3 Questioning Techniques 2.3.4 Communication and Disturbance of Perception -- 2.3.5 Meetings -- 2.3.6 Communicating Effectively with Virtual Teams -- 2.4 CE Relationships and Commitment (4.4.4) -- 2.4.1 Building and Maintaining Personal Relationships -- 2.4.2 Professional Network (Business Network) -- 2.5 CE Leadership (4.4.5) -- 2.5.1 Leadership Styles, Leadership Techniques, Leadership Tools -- 2.5.2 Leadership Styles -- 2.5.3 Leadership Techniques -- 2.5.4 Decision Making -- 2.6 CE Teamwork (4.4.6) -- 2.6.1 Success Factors for Teamwork -- 2.6.2 Team Rules -- 2.6.3 Special Team Effects -- 2.6.4 Teamwork Models -- 2.6.5 Feedback Guidelines -- 2.7 CE Conflicts and Crises (4.4.7) -- 2.7.1 Symptoms of Conflict -- 2.7.2 Causes of Conflict -- 2.7.3 Cooperative Conflict Resolution -- 2.8 CE Resourcefulness (4.4.8) -- 2.8.1 An Open and Creative Meeting Environment -- 2.8.2 Problem Solving -- 2.9 CE Negotiation (4.4.9) -- 2.9.1 Overt and Covert Negotiations -- 2.9.2 Conducting a Negotiation -- 2.9.3 Determining Needs as a Basis for Conducting Negotiations -- 2.10 CE Result Orientation (4.4.10) -- 2.10.1 Connection to Project Management Subfields -- 2.10.2 Efficiency and Effectiveness -- 2.10.3 Project Marketing -- 2.10.4 Results Orientation in Practice -- 3 Competence Area "Practice" ( Methods + Technical) -- 3.1 Plan-based, Hybrid, Agile -- 3.2 Initialization -- 3.3 Definition -- 3.3.1 Requirements and Objectives (4.5.2) -- 3.3.2 Project Design (4.5.1) -- 3.3.4 Starting the Project and Obtaining Approval (4.5.10) -- 3.3.6 Project Documentation (4.5.5) -- 3.3.7 Stakeholders (4.5.12) -- 3.3.8 Opportunities and Risks (4.5.11) -- 3.4 Detailed Planning -- 3.4.1 Scope and Deliverables (4.5.3) -- 3.4.2 Process and Time Planning (4.5.4) -- 3.4.3 Resources (4.5.8) -- 3.4.4 Costs and Project Financing (4.5.7) -- 3.5 Steering -- 3.5.1 Managing Transitions to a New Phase/Section (4.5.10) 3.5.2 Managing Transitions to a New Iteration/Section - Agile (4.5.10) -- 3.5.5 Compare Project Plan with Actual Data (4.5.10) -- 3.5.6 Reports (4.5.10) -- 3.5.7 Change Management (4.5.10) -- 3.5.8 Quality (4.5.6) -- 3.5.9 Procurement (4.5.9) -- 3.5.10 Change and Transformation (4.5.13) -- 3.6 Closure (4.5.10) -- 3.6.2 Closure Analysis and Evaluation -- 3.6.3 Project Evaluation (Lessons Learned) -- 3.6.4 Project Dissolution -- 3.6.5 Project Closure in Agile Projects -- List of Technical Terms German-English/English-German -- About the authors -- References -- myBook+ Project management-Examinations, questions, etc Dirbanis, Konstantin Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Dittmann, Karen Project Management (IPMA) Freiburg : Haufe-Lexware Verlag,c2024 |
spellingShingle | Dittmann, Karen Project Management (IPMA) Study Guide for Level d and Basic Certificate (GPM) Cover -- Urheberrecht -- myBook+ -- Welcome to the book! -- 1 Competence Area "Perspective" (Context) -- 1.1 CE Strategy (4.3.1) -- 1.1.1 Mission, Vision and Strategy -- 1.1.2 Standard Success Factors of a Project -- 1.1.3 Business Case -- 1.1.4 Benefit-Cost Analysis -- 1.2 CE Governance Structures and Processes (4.3.2) -- 1.2.1 Temporary Projects -- 1.2.2 Permanent Systems and Structures -- 1.2.3 Projects, Programs and Portfolios -- 1.2.4 Process and Structural Organization of Projects -- 1.2.5 Project Management Manual -- 1.2.6 Project Management Standards -- 1.2.7 Project Management Regulations -- 1.3 CE Compliance, Standards and Regulations (4.3.3) -- 1.3.1 Data Protection and Data Security -- 1.3.2 Regulations for Safety, Health and Environmental Protection -- 1.3.3 Hazard Analysis -- 1.3.4 Compliance Requirements of Individual Economic Sectors -- 1.3.5 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)/Sustainable Corporate Management -- 1.3.6 Agenda 2030 -- 1.4 CE Power and Interests (4.3.4) -- 1.4.1 Definition of Power -- 1.4.2 Promoter Model according to Witte -- 1.4.3 Force Field Analysis -- 1.5 CE Culture and Values (4.3.5) -- 1.5.1 The GPM Code of Ethics -- 1.5.2 Aligning the Project with the Culture and Values of an Organization (according to Edgar Schein) -- 1.5.3 Traditional versus Agile Values -- 2 Competence Area "People" (Personal + Social) -- 2.1 CE Self-Reflection and Self-Management (4.4.1.) -- 2.1.1 Methods for Self-Reflection -- 2.1.2 Self-Management Methods -- 2.1.3 Project Management and Stress -- 2.1.4 Personal Competence Development in Project Management -- 2.2 CE Personal Integrity and Reliability (4.4.2) -- 2.2.1 Reliability and Trust -- 2.2.2 Error Culture -- 2.2.3 Sustainability -- 2.3 CE Personal Communication (4.4.3) -- 2.3.1 Communication Models -- 2.3.2 Receiving Information: Active Listening -- 2.3.3 Questioning Techniques 2.3.4 Communication and Disturbance of Perception -- 2.3.5 Meetings -- 2.3.6 Communicating Effectively with Virtual Teams -- 2.4 CE Relationships and Commitment (4.4.4) -- 2.4.1 Building and Maintaining Personal Relationships -- 2.4.2 Professional Network (Business Network) -- 2.5 CE Leadership (4.4.5) -- 2.5.1 Leadership Styles, Leadership Techniques, Leadership Tools -- 2.5.2 Leadership Styles -- 2.5.3 Leadership Techniques -- 2.5.4 Decision Making -- 2.6 CE Teamwork (4.4.6) -- 2.6.1 Success Factors for Teamwork -- 2.6.2 Team Rules -- 2.6.3 Special Team Effects -- 2.6.4 Teamwork Models -- 2.6.5 Feedback Guidelines -- 2.7 CE Conflicts and Crises (4.4.7) -- 2.7.1 Symptoms of Conflict -- 2.7.2 Causes of Conflict -- 2.7.3 Cooperative Conflict Resolution -- 2.8 CE Resourcefulness (4.4.8) -- 2.8.1 An Open and Creative Meeting Environment -- 2.8.2 Problem Solving -- 2.9 CE Negotiation (4.4.9) -- 2.9.1 Overt and Covert Negotiations -- 2.9.2 Conducting a Negotiation -- 2.9.3 Determining Needs as a Basis for Conducting Negotiations -- 2.10 CE Result Orientation (4.4.10) -- 2.10.1 Connection to Project Management Subfields -- 2.10.2 Efficiency and Effectiveness -- 2.10.3 Project Marketing -- 2.10.4 Results Orientation in Practice -- 3 Competence Area "Practice" ( Methods + Technical) -- 3.1 Plan-based, Hybrid, Agile -- 3.2 Initialization -- 3.3 Definition -- 3.3.1 Requirements and Objectives (4.5.2) -- 3.3.2 Project Design (4.5.1) -- 3.3.4 Starting the Project and Obtaining Approval (4.5.10) -- 3.3.6 Project Documentation (4.5.5) -- 3.3.7 Stakeholders (4.5.12) -- 3.3.8 Opportunities and Risks (4.5.11) -- 3.4 Detailed Planning -- 3.4.1 Scope and Deliverables (4.5.3) -- 3.4.2 Process and Time Planning (4.5.4) -- 3.4.3 Resources (4.5.8) -- 3.4.4 Costs and Project Financing (4.5.7) -- 3.5 Steering -- 3.5.1 Managing Transitions to a New Phase/Section (4.5.10) 3.5.2 Managing Transitions to a New Iteration/Section - Agile (4.5.10) -- 3.5.5 Compare Project Plan with Actual Data (4.5.10) -- 3.5.6 Reports (4.5.10) -- 3.5.7 Change Management (4.5.10) -- 3.5.8 Quality (4.5.6) -- 3.5.9 Procurement (4.5.9) -- 3.5.10 Change and Transformation (4.5.13) -- 3.6 Closure (4.5.10) -- 3.6.2 Closure Analysis and Evaluation -- 3.6.3 Project Evaluation (Lessons Learned) -- 3.6.4 Project Dissolution -- 3.6.5 Project Closure in Agile Projects -- List of Technical Terms German-English/English-German -- About the authors -- References -- myBook+ Project management-Examinations, questions, etc |
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