
Explore the introduction to program management, including definitions of project, program, and portfolio. Examine the PMO, program structures, performance domains, program activities, and what's new in the fourth edition.
Explore program management as applying knowledge and skills to achieve objectives and deliver benefits, guided by governance, lifecycle management, strategy alignment, benefits management, and stakeholder engagement.
Discover the program life cycle and its major artifacts, including the program business case, charter, and roadmap, and the comprehensive program management plan with subsidiary documents.
explores how program management interacts with component management, showing project initiation through closing within the program delivery phase and artifacts aligned with the program master schedule.
Explore the program life cycle management, covering definition, delivery, and closure phases, with their subphases, major activities, and measurement artifacts. Understand its relationships to project, subsidiary, and portfolio life cycles.
Align the program with organizational strategy by detailing the business case, program charter, program roadmap, enterprise environmental factors, environmental analysis, and the program risk management strategy.
Align program activities with the organization's strategic plan by linking to its goals, securing charter authorization, and mapping milestones in a program roadmap, plus environmental analyses and risk strategy.
Explore the major artifacts of program benefits management, including the benefits register, benefits management plan, transition plan, and benefit sustainment plan, with KPIs, milestones, and ownership for sustained realization.
Covering identification, analysis, planning, engagement, and communications, this domain uses interviews, focus groups, surveys, and tools like stakeholder maps and the power interest grid to engage stakeholders.
Identify program stakeholders, build the stakeholder register, analyze needs and influence with a power interest grid, and plan for stakeholder engagement and communications.
Explore the program stakeholder engagement domain, including identification, analysis, planning, and communications, and examine artifacts like the stakeholder register, power interest grid, map, and engagement plan.
Explore program governance as a framework of processes, rules, and policies that guide and control program management, including change control, quality reviews, and written acceptance, aligned with Cobit guidelines.
Explore major program governance artifacts, including the governance plan, roles and responsibilities, and governance design and implementation. Learn how success criteria, reporting, and health checks drive benefits realization.
Explore how program management offices tailor roles, authority, and governance to organizational culture and program complexity, including centers of excellence and external/internal management balance.
Explore how the program governance domain aligns with the program life cycle, mapping governance activities to phases, defining roles, and timing approvals for business case, charter, and governance plan.
This lecture shows how the program artifacts are aggregated from the different components artifacts.
This lecture lists the topics to be covered in the "Exam Preparation" section.
Review the 2016 PgMP exam outlines and map old initiating, planning, executing, closing groups to the new program life cycle phases—definition, benefits delivery, closure—and note the domain percentages.
Navigate the PgMP exam with proven strategies: review the demo, read all options, disqualify wrong answers, choose the best answer, and mark questions for review while practicing with mock tests.
This lectures suggests a study plan that helps you in passing your PgMP exam on your first attempt.
This lecture provides you with an example of a question that you can answer with logic sense and without going into complicated equations.
This course helps you to get your PgMP® certification on your first attempt.
It is developed based on “The Standard for Program Management – FOURTH Edition” which was PMI certified in 2017. This course adopts all PMI publications related to the Program Management until 2018.
This course helps the PgMP certified professional to earn 5 PDUs in PgMP CCR program with these details: Education, Online Digital Media, and then PgMP Technical.
This course helps the PMP certified professional to earn 5 PDUs in PMP CCR program with these details: Education, Online Digital Media, and then PMP Technical.
This course covers the standards part of program management as per the PMI standards in a simpler and visual way, augmented with long practical experience in program management, and prepare you for tips, tricks and one complete mock test to pass your PgMP certification exam on your first attempt.
This course has unique charts created by the experienced instructor to visualize the program management domains and their relationship with the program life cycle. It simplifies the concepts of the program management and provides the examinees with exam tips and tricks that help them grow a sense of what they will face in the exam. It clarifies the confusion regarding some terms that may be considered similar like: quality and grade, management and governance, audit and benchmarking,…and more.
This course is developed by an instructor who passed the PfMP®, PgMP® and PMP® Exams on his first attempt, so it contains examination tips that help you a lot in passing the PgMP® exam on the first time. This course reflects the flavor of the questions that you are going to see on the exam. Besides, it covers different examples of each type of the commonly found questions on the PgMP® Exam model; including the regular question, table question, and question set.
This course includes guidelines and tips to help you in writing the application for the PgMP® Exam and it also includes some quizzes to orient you with the question style in the real PgMP® exam.