PMP - Project Management Professional
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SYNOPSIS
Project Management Institute
Inc.’s Project Management
Professional certification is
meant for those IT professionals
who have a solid foundation of
project management knowledge that
can be readily applied in the
workplace. PMI’s PMP is a
high-level, vendor-neutral
certification which is a suitable
complement to any technology
focused certifications. On the job
project management experience
forms the prerequisite for this
certification.
The PMP certification was
started in the1980s and was most
recently changed in March, 2002,
when “the examination blueprint
changed to include an additional
performance domain - Professional
Responsibility.”
This certification is well
suited to IT project managers. The
PMP designation is achieved by
passing one conventional format
exam that is designed to
objectively assess and measure
your project management knowledge.
Before challenging the exam,
candidates must first meet
specific education and experience
requirements and agree to adhere
to a code of professional conduct.
The PMP certification thus
demonstrates the candidate’s
ability to effectively manage
projects in a structure and
ethical manner. In terms of
maintaining the PMP certification,
those who have been granted the
PMP credential must demonstrate an
ongoing professional commitment to
the field of project management by
satisfying PMI’s Continuing
Certification Requirements
Program.
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