PMP Planning Process Group - Master the Concepts [Visually]

Visually Master the 24 processes in the PMP Planning Process Group
It is very important to have a bird's eye view of how the 49 processes interact with each other. Without this understanding, reading any text book is going to waste your time. The high level understanding of the process flow will help you to quickly study for the PMP exam.
In this video, I have explained the 24 processes in the PMP planning process group at a high level. Watch this video till the end; you will get a very good understanding of the planning processes.
This video is actually part of my "Weekly online coaching sessions for PMP Exam". If you like it and interested to join the next session, you can drop me a mail at [e-mail].
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[@philhall3521]

What a great learning tool for the overall integration/planning processes. thank you for your detailed and clever delivery of the subject.

[@PMDrill]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FR-we1gk]

This is the best! U are great Sir! Kindly do one for the Execution process aswell 🙏 will help me a lot

[@SanaullahIrfanIrfan]

its great presentation , waiting for remaining process groups and even more :)

[@gopikrishnanjayaraman1550]

Excellent! Bird’s eye view is always the best view for understanding anything.. Thanks a lot for this sir.. 🙏🏼

[@PMDrill]

Thanks and welcome

[@khalidmemonazeemi6620]

wonderful explanation of project management

[@PMDrill]

Glad you liked it

[@AbhayMamidpalliwar]

Great presentation. Very lucid and explanatory. Big Thank You !

[@PMDrill]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rrkatheer]

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[@vjysharnan]

Hi sir come up with more concepts like this please. This is extra ordinary. And thanx

[@PMDrill]

Thank you

[@rosealapatt1315]

Excellent. Brought it all together in my mind. Thank you.

[@PMDrill]

You're very welcome

[@sajidnvs]

Excellent 👍 Thank you. Looking forward to see remaining Process Group Tutorials.

[@PMDrill]

Thanks Sajid. Sure, I am working on the Monitoring & Controlling process group. Will post it soon.

[@vaninirmalaakula3141]

Executing and initiating too sir

[@sannukitchen502]

Excellent approach

[@PMDrill]

Thank you

[@karthiks2906]

Hello Sir, Very creative way of explaining the concepts . Such intricate processes explained very well. Thank you

[@PMDrill]

Thank you

[@rrkatheer]

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[@wingkichan204]

Thank you for the nice video. I found your process flow chart from your website, it is very helpful! May you have a better new year!

[@PMDrill]

Thank you. Wish you a wonderful New Year.

[@jamesbond1693]

Thank you for the vidéo.

[@PMDrill]

You are welcome

[@BrayitanMerced]

Great explanation. You helped me al ot.

[@PMDrill]

Thank you. I am glad you liked it.

[@fmartinez004]

excellente!

[@PMDrill]

Thank you

[@rrkatheer]

PMP certification assured 100% pass guidance on 1st attempt at nominal fee. Please reply me [e-mail] to guide you better. PMP syllabus and Question pattern going to change after 2nd Jan 2021 so don’t postpone your examination.

[@rameshtamminana2920]

Hello Manik sir.. excellent presentation as usual👍... Please do Integration Change Control ... Liked.. subscribed 🙂 ...

[@PMDrill]

Thanks Ramesh for your comment, like and subscription. I will try to do a video on Integrated Change Control.

[@zabra6340]

Hello frm Malaysia,. . . . . Good work sir

[@PMDrill]

Thank you

[@rrkatheer]

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[@mohammedparveez5603]

Very good teaching

[@PMDrill]

Thanks and welcome

[@nissammadathil7880]

Hi excellent, one doubt, I heard that only planning process we should remember in the same sequence, is that correct ?

[@PMDrill]

Try to remember the sequence within each box. For example, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 & 5.4 are done in sequence. But, 6.1 need not wait until 5.4 is completed. In other process groups, mostly no specific sequence. The processes will be triggered as and when necessary. In initiating, however, develop project charter must happen first and then identify stakeholders will happen.

[@rrkatheer]

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[@sandeeptyagi2273]

to determine budget we add contingencies, for known unknown and unknown unknown

[@PMDrill]

Use the correct term as used in PMBOK Guide. Known unknowns - contingency reserve Unknown unknowns - management reserve

[@ayoebire]

24 processes in planning

[@PMDrill]

Yes, that's right.

[@azurelearningsimplified1349]

how about Change Management plan and Configuration Management plan?

[@PMDrill]

They are created as part of the Develop Project Management Plan process itself.

[@sandeeptyagi2273]

24 groups we have in planning

[@PMDrill]

You mean 24 processes?

[@mafi8360]

Oh my god - no no no no and no

[@PMDrill]

why?