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Sensible Guide to Program Management Professional (PgMP)® Success

Te Wu
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governance frameworks
organizational change leadership
performance domain mastery
PgMP
portfolio management techniques
Program Benefits
Program Benefits Delivery
Program Benefits Management
Program Business Case
Program Charter
Program Closure
Program Closure Phase
Program Definition Phase
Program Delivery Phase
Program Financial Management
Program Governance Plan
Program Information Management
Program Integration Management
Program Life Cycle
Program Life Cycle Management
Program Management Plan
Program Management Team
Program Roadmap
Program Stakeholder
Program Stakeholder Engagement
Program Steering Committee
Program Strategy Alignment
stakeholder analysis methods
strategic project coordination

Product details

  • ISBN 9781032033198
  • Weight: 562g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 27 Jul 2021
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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A Sensible Guide to Program Management Professional (PgMP)® Success is for program managers preparing to take the PgMP exam based on The Standard for Program Management – 4th Edition (PgM4 Standard). It is designed for busy professionals whose responsibilities have taken them into the realm of coordinating, facilitating, managing, and leading programs. Program managers are leaders who are directly managing large amounts of project resources for their organizations.

This study guide addresses three main concerns facing PgMP exam candidates:

  2. What are the essential concepts, processes, and tools that form the foundation of today’s program management?

  4. Since program management is still an emerging profession with professionals often working in different ways, what does this mean for a "standard" exam? More specifically, how does that impact your ability to pass the PgMP exam?

  6. What is the best way to prepare for the PgMP exam?

To address the first concern, this book highlights the underlying rationale for program management: why it exists in organizations; why it is becoming ever more important; what programs are, especially for the purpose of passing the exam; how to think like a portfolio manager; and what the most important concepts, processes, and tools are for this profession. By simplifying complex ideas and communicating them in plain English with relevant examples, this book aims to help readers not only to pass the PgMP exam but also to serve as an essential guide for program managers.

For the second concern, this book differs from other study guides by describing the author’s personal experience as a program manager and addressing the most pressing questions for each of the performance domains in The Standard for Program Management.

To address the last concern, this book contains 420 practice questions, access to an online exam simulator and an online PgMP community, and a time-tested approach for passing the PgMP exam.
About Te Wu
Dr. Te Wu is the CEO of PMO Advisory, a consulting and a PMI Global Registered Education Provider. It is also one of the few companies offering portfolio (PfMP), program (PgMP), project (PMP/CAPM), risk (PMI-RMP), agile (PMI-ACP), organization leadership & change management, and PMO training. He is also a professor at Montclair State University and China Europe International Business School. Prof. Wu has more than 25 years of professional experience specializing in strategy execution and establishing and leading large PMOs, and he is certified in Portfolio, Program, Project, and Risk Management. He is an active volunteer including serving on PMI’s Portfolio Management and Risk Management Standard Core Teams. He is also a United States delegate on the International Standard Organization Technical Committee 258 for Project, Program and Portfolio Management. As a practitioner, executive, teacher, writer, and speaker, Dr. Wu enjoys sharing his knowledge and experiences and networking with other professionals.

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