Monday, April 2, 2007

Project Management Professional Certification

Views on Project Management Professional(PMP)Certification from Bharathwaj Srinivasan

PMP is Project Management Professional(PMP)Certification from Project Management Institute(PMI)for Project Managers across the globe in variousindustries. It is a generic certification and notindustry specific, it has great value in the industry.

PMP exam is tough but a lot of organised preparationcan take you through. It is mandatory that you have4500 hours of experience in projects implementation,35 MANDATORY hours of PM training from a registeredtraining provider before you apply for the exam. Youcan do independently, but you also need to be ready toinvest about INR 50,000 if you are doing it yourself

Check out <www.4pmti.com> or write to <info@4pmti.com>for more details about PMTI (they provide themandatory that is required). You will also need to gothrough the PMBOK guide before appearing for the exam.But there might be other good institutes who offerbetter training than PMTI.

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Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Welcome to Project Management

Hello everyone

It took me more than half a decade to start a blog on Effective Project Management - a topic always close to my heart.

This blog should be useful for all would be project managers and who are into Project management recently. We would cover all tools, techniques on managing projects effectively.

Comments and criticism are welcome.

I sincerely dedicate this blog to Mr Sandeep Sridharan - My boss at LaserWords (www.laserwords.com) .

Sincerely Yours
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